Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 99, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 September 1922 — Page 9
{SEPT. 4, 1922
Static Disturbances May Prove Perpetual Motion , Radio Men Say
The perpetual motion puzzle may yet be solved. Through the use of radio! This is the ray of hope that may flight inventors to realization of their
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fondest dream—a machine that, once started, would continue to operate forever, on Its own energy. Mechanical engineers have discour~the invention of iteh machines.
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None that has ever been produced has proved successful. Either friction would intervene or there would be some other cause for a waste of energy which would mean a gradual decline in the Instrument’s motion. * The United States Patent Office has stopped even considering perpetual motions machines for its approval •’d protection. Still.-there are some
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who are secretly striving to complete an Instrument which prove to the world that perpetual motion is possible. For these, radio comes forth to assist them. The idea is free to all who care to take advantage of it. It is this: Static has been bothering radio fans ever since they put up an antenna to receive signals. It is a
Today Marks 41st Anniversary Commemorating Labor's Birth
Labor day was observed officially for the first time in 1882. The celebra tion was decided on by the Central Labor Union, in New torn City. The first Monday in September seems to have been chosen because i it was toward the end of the summer i that the idea was suggested, and that j was the earliest convenient date. The union made its plans without any precedents to go by, but it made them very well indeed, and the celebration proved to be a gratifying sue- 1 cess. First there was a parade. Ap j propriate public speeches followed. Everybody was so well satisfied j that the Central Union adopted resolutions. soon afterward, in favor of a similar celebration on the first Monday in September regularly every year. May 1 is Labor day in most old world countries and in South America, but Labor in the United States has stuck to the choice originally made by the Central Union in New York, from that day to this. In 1884 the American Federation W Labor made the celebration its own j and it became national. Approved by Congress It had no legal standing, however, until 1887. when the various States, one after another, began to adopt it as a statutory holiday. They did not all name the first Monday in September, j but most of them did, and in 1894 Congress passed a bill making Labor day an occasion for the whole country to observe. The workers' celebration of forty years ago represented the high spirits of American labor's youth. Today it represents maturity, experience and j the character-forming stress of iccent years. in the package and always is ready for use. ''Superelastic is non-corrosive and: unequaled for metal coatings of every ! description, whether tin,iron or steel, i It is highly recommended for all I roofing surfaces subjected to the mv j ages of chemical vapors, sulphatei fumes, gas, salt brine anil the unusual j action of the weather. We recom i mend it part'oularly for coating gravel I and felt roofing surfaces. It works smoothly under the brush and an or- | dinary workman can coat 400 square feet of ordinary roof In an hour. “We have taken particular pains with our service department and It has become a clearing house of tooling experience. We gladly answer any questions regarding roofing problems at all times." Authorizes Bond Issue The East Chicago and Indiana Harbor Water Company has received authorization to issue and sell $67,500 in 5 per cent mortgage gold bonds, maturing in 1927, for the purpose of making additions to Its plant.
grating, grinding noise that spoils many a radio concert and makes life miserable for the amateur. From a scientific viewpoint, static is nothing but an atmospheric disturbance. Ah, there’s something in the air that causes this noise! And a radio antenna is what collects it! Do you get the idea? Noise—or sound—is a product of energy. Energy out of the air!
It is not quite the kind of a celebration that once it was. In the old days it had in Its something more perhaps of the exuberance of 21—of strength and energy and promise, but of nothing like the sound, sober thoughtfulness, the pride of achieverrft-nt, the confidence in itself that it represents in this year 1922. CARBURETOR EXHIBIT * Interesting Display for Motorists at State Fair. Motor car owners who have worried about carburetor troubles without ever getting a full understanding of the remedies will welcome the ex hibit of the Marvel Carburetor Sales Company at the State fair this week Every possible feature of carburetor design will be shown anj explained carefully, according to an official of the company. "Our display will include all types of carburetors and we will show the methods of installing and handling on different makes of automobiles In addition wc will have a corps Ofi carburetor experts on hand to explain to the repairman and owner Just how to get the best results. "A novel feature of the exhibit is the one showing the process of rebuilding old Marvel carburetors Into new ones fully covered by an ironclad guarantee. We also will showthe very latest development In the science of enrburetion, the application of heat directly to the carburetor and intake manifold. This always has been used on our product, but we have Improved it and has been approved by concerns such as the Buick, Nash and Oakland Motor Car Companies. "One of our strongest appeals to the public in Indianapolis Is our service. We have perfected a service at our station. 926 K. Washington St*, which cannot but appeal to any cne who ever has experienced carburetor trouble, and what motorist has not? "We employ only the best trained and most thoroughly equipped ex parts: men who have specialized in this particular work and have a com plete grasp on its problems. Asa result we have been able to send many a motorist away with smiles who came to us almost hopeless of ever accomplishing anything with his carburetion. "The carburetor Is really the most vital part, of a motor, and one that causes ihe most trouble, because ofthe lack of understanding on the part of the average car owner and mechanic.”
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There’s the solution to the perpetual motion puzzle. There may be friction. There may be other waste while the penpetual motion machine is running, but so long as' it derives its energy out of the air, it might be made to keep going forever, in spite of this waste. So long as the earth revolves, this supply of energy will be at hand. Why not use it?
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