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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1922
Page
3
The article asserts skin eruptions, age spots, blackheads, and boils originate in the blood. It claims science proves the blood is the source and that everyone can prove it themselves. The piece frames blood as the root cause and dismisses other theories.
Mrs. C. A. Galbraith is in Oklahoma City this week visiting, with references to fond LA sarees noted in the text.
Gwin & Mays offers goods, Charley Bobbitts vacation at Hot Springs Arkansas noted, photo sessions at West's advertised. Mrs Bob German and children back from Kansas City visit. Dr Coltrane osteopathic physician listed. Mr and Mrs Tom Hudson welcomed a boy this morning. Motor Sales Co provides parts and accessories for all cars. Prof and Mrs E E Emerson welcomed a new son. Wozencraft drug store promotes prescriptions and sundries with delivery. Thompson's Drug Store advertises phone service. M C Wilson travels to St Louis for Stevens-Wilson business. A-1 Filling Station notes crank case service. Mrs A Fisher and children visit Electra, Texas. Gay Electric Co offers electrical replating. delivery service advertised. Miss Lillie and Margie Brock visiting friends in Coalgate.
Judge J W Bolen family leaves for Colorado and western states for several weeks. A A Lucas family and Alma Rogers of Vinita head for Denver and Salt Lake City. G E Nance family and son Bennett depart for Arkansas Colorado and New Mexico for several weeks. C R Houston of Floydada Texas visits M C Grigsby and family then travels to St Louis for business.
Consumers Appliance Co. notes low cost of running fans with a three hour draw of one cent. R. E. Carpenter and family left for Holdenville to establish a home. Carpenter will work as an examiner for the Exchange Trust Company of Tulsa.
Shaw Ride. 8-5-1mo.
Mrs J J Hickman is summoned to the Rock Island Indiana home of her brother Paul Linthicum who recently underwent cancer surgery. Linthicum serves as superintendent of rolling stock for the Rock Island.
Rev W A Roach and family of Chickasha visit his brother H B Roach and family on South Townsend avenue. Rev Roach pastors the First Baptist Church at Chickasha.
Maryie Goelzer and her family from Chilton Texas are visiting Mrs. T. Keirsey at the dome located at 316 East Fourteenth.
Esque Hays Miss Esque Hays formerly of two miles east of Vaness and B L Esque of Francis wed at the Newton Trout home 231 East Fourteenth Street with Rev C C Morris officiating. The couple will live in Francis where Mr Esque works in the railroad yards.
Lady Poynter wife of Sir Ambrose Poynter the noted architect begins a house decorating business under the name Toucan. She affirms the venture is solidly businesslike not a society whim and she has studied for two years and can prepare estimates and source materials.
Mr and Mrs Foster McSwain owners of McSwain theatre depart for Medford then tour Kansas and Colorado returning to Ada in two or three weeks Consumers Appliance Co advertises small electric fans eight dollars and opera tion cost of three hours is one cent Geneva Payne leaves Wynnewood for Turner Falls outing with a party then returns for a week with relatives Mrs C W Plumly of Fort Worth arrives to visit with M C Grigsby family then travels to Porter and Colorado
Mrs. John Ward and two boys from 431 West Sixteenth street traveled with Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Melton to Wynnewood for a several day visit. They will stop at Turner Falls. Mrs. Ward was injured when another car struck theirs tearing off a wheel.
Miss Cathedrine Griffith entertained the Saturday Bridge Club at 728 East Ninth Street. Miss Jeanette Bobbitt achieved high score for the afternoon. Guests included Luceta Burris Nell Hodge Lucille Griffith Vivian Burris and Martha Louise Allen. Next meeting set for Miss Pauline Knotts East Thirteenth Street.
A Life magazine blurb notes the introduction of fingerprinting for babies in New York as a preventive measure. The cartoonish remark suggests criticism of the policy by labeling infants as bandits and mocks the idea of warting them.
Readers learn how vacuum tubes function as detectors amplifiers or oscillators and how electron emission governs their action. The article explains atoms ions electrons and charges, detailing a filament plate setup and how increasing voltage affects current in the tube circuit.
Officials unveil a new Presidio San Francisco radio station praised as the Pacific coast’s most powerful vacuum tube transmitter. Two 150 foot aerial towers atop the highest Presidio point boost reach to Salt Lake City and Cheyenne while offering reception halfway around the world.
Experiments show radiophones work in moving cars and allow conversations with Berlin. Tests occurred with engineers military attaches and diplomats from the United States and Sweden observing. Receiving devices will be placed in hotels and embassies as part of the rollout.
Handling the vacuum tubes requires care to avoid knocking or breaking the elements. The tubes are the heart of the receiver and should be operated with glow just below the critical point to prevent damage.
The article explains tube voltages for amplifiers and detectors, noting detector tubes need precise potentiometer control. It compares reception and transmission arrangements, single wire benefits, and warns about B battery faults. It defines electron as the carrier of current, soft and hard vacuum tubes, radio wave speed, wavemeter use, and grounding practices with pipe systems.
Rev and Mrs C C Morris and their son honor an annual Baptist anniversary with a church event. Details indicate a community gathering celebrating faith and family in a local Baptist congregation.
A candidate expresses gratitude to friends for support in last Tuesday's primary. She notes being a close second and regrets she cannot thank each supporter in person, then reiterates thanks.
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