Putnam patriot., 1923-01-12

THE PUTNAM PATRIOT at 100 Co 200 miles from Putnam dom mate the ether waves during the hours sf the carly evening and later on. shen many stations have signed oft l for the night. the stations at greater distanee. In most eases one has 90 De a late bird" or the reverse accord ing to the point of view one loozs af ito hear br0adcasted program from far ai nces, as it is usually long after u night when they are heard most distinctly and with lea4i interference.
 Many Fans ln Putnam
 Putnam has iis group of radio fans most of whom would rather remain at their wireless sets. tuning in stations not heard before, than to go to bed al n reasonable hour at night. Ia justice to the more conservative enthusiast # should be stated in ait fairness that tFare are some who pursue their hob Bg slfh proper degree of good sense and judgment. However. in the whole yrDup may be mentioned the follow uE
 Robert $. Bruce
 Harold Arnold
 VoInsy V Reed
 Ralph F. Thurstou
 Hr William SaretzA
 Major siIas J Hheeloek
 Elliott Dean
 HaIfsrd EetteE
 4 P. RaistDn
 Gerald Marcy
 Herbert Clark
 Whitman Daaielson
 George Y GiIpatrie
 Donald Child
 Jasper H9lme
 Angelo BfaecHH
 Ernest Dgrre
 Leo Deliste
 Sterling r Reynolds
 Harold Brown
 James Luster
 Mr Bradshaw
 Over in Woodstock and Thompson the following are reported to have wireless receiving sets
 Raymond Stafford
 Lester Gallup
 Rev Henry D Baker
 Reuben Swanson
 Gerald Phaneuf
 Albert Anderson
 Robert Scranton
 Alexander Maitland
 New Water Cooled Tube Concerning the immediate future af radio broadeasting. the New York fimes recently said
 The possibilities of the new water cooled tubes with an output Of l.o00.- 000 kllowatts are tremendous Such electrical energy will make possible one pr tWo centrally located broad casting stations Co entertain and serve Che entire United States l. wiIl not he ueeeszarg to have 5eo broadcastiug stations 8s af Inc present time. The coming year wiIl see the radio telephone begin to play more im- uartant part on board ships and moR- ne lfasas T. WlI not be long before every tram and slap Wif be capable uf Hreef raaI1nhane communication with aHF 6au H tbe gH.ted states having aH ordinary telephone ! person on h8#ra slap. speeding un 8 trauscoH- uueata express. NH be able Q talk hy rai#0 to tha nearest telephone eN- change and have the adio eonversa- tI8a trans ferrei ta the telephone wires vhrh Ieai Iata h.s home
 May Eliminate Storage Battery The year Ia28 also vill witness iHs rrueemeuts ia vacuum tubes used fpr receiving New and smaller tubes, up= erat.ar oa extremely law hlament eur rent. WIli replace tHa pteseat-day de- tsctors and amplhcrs. eliminating Che storage battery as par, of the neces- sarY receiving equipment.
 Eaaia braadgttnE H 1923 will far Hrnass that of l323 Much has been learned in the art of bf1adcastng dur |ae the year. and tine lesson. learned pI', make the aGz daHy radio pro- grams uf l4z1 ef increased interest 4ad ssl#Iee t1=a#I feaIo listeners. \ Eianeeat tHe ra1o broaigastIug pro- grams lYzz e.euls ind tates tAe ea8e re#eVa Est 4 have n tbc home IgEHas la# EaaFs to follow
 IeH+=t.mHei tHat.rhafe aac close s.ea H4HeH HHfaazraeess sets 4HaHe f6e gttse .aHe# n tHe United SUtes at fle close of l933. and that fhs number R4ll increase t1 at least lhsea million ey t6e eri"af 1923.