Radio Broadcast (May-Oct 1925)

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Radio Broadcast Willis K. Wing Associate Editor Arthur H. Lynch Editor John B. Brennan Technical Editor SEPTEMBER, 1925 Cover - - - - - From a Painting by Remington Schuyler Where Radio Is Not Simply "Furniture" ---- Frontispiece Is the Radio Newspaper Next? ------ James C. Young An All-Wave Tuned Radio Frequency Receiver Zeh Bouck When Broadcast Stations Interfere ----- C. B. Jollife Cutting Down Spark Interference on the Great Lakes Corley IV. Kirby The March of Radio - - - - - J. H. Morecroft What is to Become of the Home Constructor? Keith Henney ------ Carl Dreher 574 575 581 586 590 593 604 610 620 623 "As the Broadcaster Sees It" - - - Drawings by Frankly n F. Stratford A Single-Control Receiver --------- C. L. Farrand For the Radio Beginner - - - - - Zeh Bouck How to Build the R. B. One-Tube Knockout Receiver The Vacuum Tube as an Amplifier Radio Terms Defined References to Good Radio Books The Listeners' Point of View - - - Kingsley Welles 632 How to Make a Universal Battery Charger Roland F. Beers 640 Shall I Run My Set From the Lamp Socket? By the Laboratory Staff 651 "Now, I Have Found . . 658 A Short-Wave Low-Loss Receiver Two Shop Tricks An Automatic Potentiometer Cut-Out A Tool to Drill Holes in Glass Seven Construction Ideas Making a Neutralizing Condenser A Good Single Bearing for Rotor Coils A Handy Crystal Detector The Grid - - - - - - - - - - 664 How to Tell the Condition of Vacuum Tubes A Good Ground How to Compare Loud Speakers / A Good Crystal Receiver / A Three-Tube Double Reflexed Receiver / Making Transformers for the Super-Het. 1 Toroids for Neutrodynes I On Matching and Unmatching Tubes Copyright, 192 5, in the United States, Newfoundland, Great Britain, Canada, and other countries by Doubleday, Page & Co. All rights reserved. TERMS: $4.00 a year; single copies 35 cents. F. N. DOUBLEDAY, President NELSON DOUBLEDAY, Vice-President S, A. EVERITT. Treasurer ARTHUR. W. PAGE, Vice-President RUSSELL DOUBLEDAY, Secretary JOHN J. HESSIAN, Ass't. Treasurer Doubleday, Page & Co. MAGAZINES World's Work Country Life Garden Magazine & Home Bi Radio Broadcast Short Stories Educational Review Le Petit Journal El Eco The Frontier Doubleday, Pane & Co. BOOK SHOPS New York : Lord & Taylor Book Shop Pennsylvania Terminal (two shops) 3 8 Wall St. Grand Central Terminal St. Louis: 223 North 8th Street 4914 Maryland Avenue Kansas City: 92 0 Grand Avenue 206 West 4 7th Street Toledo: Lasalle & Koch Cleveland: Higbee Co. Springfield, Mass. : Meekins, Packard & Wheat Doubleday, Pag OFFICES & Co. Garden City, New York New York: 120 West 32nd Street Boston : Park Square Building Chicago: Peoples Gas Building Santa Barbara, California London: Wm. Heinemann, Ltd. Toronto: Oxford University Press