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Radio Record, Volume II, Issue 38, 5 April 1929, Page 10

QTHER forms of static having exhausted their possibilities, seemingly, it is reported from Wiesbaden, Germany, that crackling noises and rumblings in radio reception are due to the action, electrical or radioactive, of the mineral water; under that city, which have made it famous as a health resort; and that such disturbances are especially strong after sunset. DENMARK has followed a new idea in broadcasting, taking the form of programmes addressed to dwellers in specific countries. The first of these transmissions given recently under the title of "Broadcast to England,’ was. designed to interest listeners in the British Isles, and included English musie and tales in English on Denmark. The second of the series was.a "Broadcast to. Germany," consisting solely of talks (in German) on Denmark as a "tourist-land,"