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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1927

Page

8

Whitsuntide in Rothenburg with Tilly and the Pokal

A National Geogramia Society account extols Rothenburg ob der Tauber during Whitsuntide. It recounts Tilly’s siege, the heroic defense, and the legendary wine drinking by ex burgomaster George Nuseh that spared the town and inspired the annual pageant. The piece highlights medieval streets, gates, churches, and the preserved walls sought by travelers and artists.

National Geogramia Soeiery Woshington Germany Whitsuntide Rothenburg Ob der Tauber Europe Rothenburg Rothen Burgers Tilly Magdeburg Warshal Vokal Tye Counell George Nuseh George Nusen Nuseh Naseh Rothenburgers Avex George George Nuseli

Fence Yarns At A Philadelphia Ledger Readout

An old crowd in a grocery tells a tale of fence building led by BUI Tompkins and Wrinkles Wall. They recall 8 when Dilek Potter and railroad workers built a four board fence along the right way, claiming it took three days to return to start.

Rothenburgers Ata Bavaria Ela Nuremburg Yuppler Wenzel Bui Tompkins Bill Ellence Dilek Potter Philadelphia Ledger

Shake Hands With Self Suggestion Across Nations

The Ohio Newth News advocates a Chinese style of handshaking as hygienic, recommending greeting oneself instead of another's hand. It warns that many infections enter via the American method and argues the Chinese custom reduces danger.

Ohio

Coil Driven Speaker Improves Frequency Response

A British patent by C W Rice describes a Rice Kellogg style loud speaker using a moving coil in a gapped magnetic field with one or two short circuited copper rings acting as a secondary winding to lower impedance. This arrangement flattens the response across speech and music bands, improving high frequency reaction.

C. W. Rice Wireless World London

Sets and Interference in Radio Receivers

The article discusses how sensitive radio sets pick up finer disturbances as receivers improve. It warns that improperly arranged accessories like chargers and battery eliminators create eddy currents and local interference, urging careful layout of the set and components to reduce stray disturbances and maintain performance.

Avai

Wired and Wireless Puzzling Fans on Power Line Signals

A seismographic look at how radio frequency signals travel along house wiring. At low rates current sinks into conductors, but at high frequencies it travels on the surface, avoiding interference with lower rate variations. The article discusses practical implications for power line communications.

Ntl Ita

Power fire alters radio series on surface wire travel

A study notes that audio frequencies below 10,000 cycles per second tend to log to the surface of a wire rather than penetrate inward enabling changes in radio alteration. The writing discusses how surface traveling waves behave and the potential for weak comparative series of radio alterations to remain near the exterior.

Radio detector filament voltage tips for efficient operation

Radio operators are advised to avoid running detectors at high filament voltages. A setting of 10 to 20 on the rheostat suffices, while higher levels waste current. Larger storage batteries require less frequent charging, but charging time remains short if ratings are equal. Always disconnect at the batteries before moving equipment to prevent short circuits.

Radio Wave Penetration and Tuning Mechanics Described

A historical note explains radio waves capable of penetrating steel vaults and outlines how atmospheric solar conditions and metal interaction affect intensity. It mentions receiving sets, tuning towers, and the role of aerials grounds and detectors in converting intercepted waves to audible frequencies.

Watch Resistor Values For In Elimination Circuits

The note discusses selecting resistor values for resistor networks in eliminator circuits. It emphasizes matching portions of the circuit where significant voltage drops occur to feed multiple tubes, requiring heavy current in some sections and smaller drops in others for single-tube, low-current stages.

Centenarians and the paradox of worry in old age

A New York health commissioner asserts people can live to 100 and urges ceasing worry. Yet centenarians buy radios and automobiles on installment plans, suggesting some still find cause for concern. The piece notes that some folks seemingly enjoy their worries despite longevity.

New York

Bell-Ans relief for indigestion praised in ad

An advertisement for Bell-Ans claims it relieves over acidity belching gas headaches heartburn nausea biliousness and other digestive disorders. It emphasizes it is not a laxative yet a tested sure starter for indigestion and offers free samples from Bell & Co Inc Orangeburg NY.

Bell-Ans Bell & Co, Inc Orangeburg

Bees Saved a Missionary As Cantonese Loot Beehive Boxes

Cantonese soldiers looted the home of American missionary Doctor Macklin and discovered behind the house several white boxes. They broke them open with rifle butts hoping for valuables. The boxes were beehives, their signal “repel Invaders.” The Cantonese army retreated in disorder, marking their first real defeat.

Doctor Macklin Capper

Heals Eczema in 7 Days or Less Claim

Therese a surgeon's prescription now dispensed by pharmacists at trifling cost. It promises rapid healing of eczema, barbers itch, salt rheum, and other skin troubles with itchy eruptions drying quickly. The product, Moone's Emerald Oil, is sold in original bottles at modern drug stores with a stated money back guarantee.

Moone

Ten days or ten dollars take your choice judge ruling

A brief item notes a judge quoting a choice between ten days in jail or a ten dollar payment. The quirky line reflects a capper’s weekly style with terse, coinage like language.

Verbal Exchange on Mosquito Weeping Myth

A brief retiree style exchange questions mosquitoes weeping and truth behind the idea. The other speaker affirms noticing a moth bull, reflecting odd natural observations.

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