07 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1928
Page
1
A Minnesota dispatch warns that night driving is endangered by drivers lacking proper lights. It notes two headlights plus a tail light as required, criticizes weak enforcement, and calls for a state highway patrol to enforce lighting laws across motor vehicles and even horse drawn conveyances.
Helen Payson of Portland Maine emerges as a rising star in women’s golf, rivaling Glenna Collett as the season opens. The Payson family, including mother Mrs Richard Payson and sister Armming, are noted contributors to New England golf, with Helen already clinching the Bermunda title and Canadian championship last summer, signaling a peak performance this year.
A historical discussion explains the loud speaker function converting electrical impulses into sound. It traces the rise from 30 to 10 000 cycles, noting that advances in amplifier tech widened the usable band and improved uniform frequency response for clearer, more faithful sound reproduction in receivers.
The item notes Frank Welch’s release by the Boston Red Sox, Waterbury players joining New England loop, and Rochester’s Acun Wey Galbert praised for fielding. It also mentions Larry Lajoie’s 53rd birthday and Germany’s top hopes for the Olympic games as April previews unfold.
Shields are useful shielding for modern receivers, especially when opening in a congested district. While not absolutely essential, protecting the audio section with shielding is not formed by enclosing it in four shield aluminum.
In a classic baseball tale Leon Ames, nicknamed Red, tricked McGraw by swinging a bat eyeing a bunt and hitting Mordecai Brown’s pitch for a homer. The incident followed a misplay on a passed ball that allowed a runner to advance. Giants manager John McGraw, furious at Ames, faced discipline and sparring with his own dugout as players laughed at the feats.
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