America s Cotton Crop Rise of King Cotton Across the World
Prepared feature describes cotton's vast reach in daily life from sheets to tires and clothing. It explains the South's fields, planting to bloom, the picking season, the gin process, bales, and seed oil uses, noting production scales and labor, including migrant pickers and wages, with historical context on seed value and industry impact.
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United States
Gossypium
Ling
Comerce
Lina
Beja
Cloge
Mus
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Telaware
Connecticut
Cotton Belt
Tennessee
Virginia
Nile
Egypt
Arctic
Bates
Europe
Japan
Value of Proper Coil Connections
Brusten Brunn explains Lenz law and transformer coupling for radio frequency coils. He compares bar magnets and secondary coils, describes induced currents opposing changes, and emphasizes AC transformer wiring, primary wire sizing, and minimizing capacity for better RF performance.
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Brusten Brunn
Leng
Matching Loud Speaker With Radio Sets
The piece urges buyers to use a loud speaker that matches the radio set and follow the maker’s recommendation. It notes manufacturers aim for best results and warn against using mismatched or overpowered speakers not suited to the set’s power.
Durban Heat Programs WGY Broadcast Reaches 400 Tourists
Four hundred American tourists aboard the Royal Mall Ulver Asturia in Durban, South Africa, heard an entire WGY Schenectady GE broadcast on short wave. Walter Damrosch lectured on Tannhauser, David Lawrence gave political talk, and popular melodies by dance orchestras were aired. Signals traveled 8,500 miles directly to the ship.
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Durban
WGY
South Africa
Royal Mall
Radio World
Banishing Noises From House Power Lines
Noise originating in power lines can be banished by grouping eliminators with a ground post and using a common method. Another simple method is to reverse connections at the plug, pulling the eliminator lead and turning it halfway before replugging into the wall socket.
Coyotes Inspire Songs by Texas Professor
Oscar J. Fox of the University of Texas told the National Federation of Music Clubs that coyotes inspired songs among cowboys on the plains. He noted the ranchhands used plaintive wails to drown prowler noises and prevent cattle stampedes, with English Scottish and fish folk tunes serving as early background.
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Oscar J. Fox
University of Texas
National Federation of Music Clubs
Genial Interviews on Insurance Agents and Confidence
A terse quality control fragment shows Genial Interviews asking why people take out more re insurance. The response mentions enjoying talking with the agents and a puzzled line about quitting calls. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear individuals or organizations.
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Prine Ie
Postum Company, Inc
Lye
Migs Gussie
Fruschaweig
Bronx
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Carter
Catioure Laboratorien
Catioura
Bsc
Ireland
Dublin
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Tom
Ted
Hawaii
Fletcher
Lot
Sioux City Directory
Northwest
Annial Gruers
Osad Care Poughs Andenll
Auto Salvage Vs
Xohangela
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Sioux City
Ime
Gaynor Bagstad Company
Pierce St. Bloux City
Lows
Humphrey
Nebraska St
Iowa
CNGER
Indianapolis Cancer Hospital
Indianapolis
Ind
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Hiscox Chem
Hindercorns
Nomoven Corus
Younes
Invox Chemical Works
Patchague
Haarlem
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