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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1925
Page
7
Rates for the journal's classified section listed per line. Charges vary by unit: 7m e 100 per wees 206 per line and 1.00 per the line with different scales mentioned for 1000e00 600 per £ 160 per £.
Berlin eyes a first sky scraper as Unter Linden faces lined streets while the Society of Books backs a twelve story West End building with a theater and studios. Debates over skirts and fashion prompt cultural clash, and Hindenburg tour hints at Mozart preference. A 80 year old Augusta Knauss dies by gas, and women’s academies for social sciences emerge in Europe. Also notes horse meat at Berlin zoo and a U S Geodetic Survey book on astronomy. Government plans Miami land sale proceeds.
A fragmented old ad promises mail order health products including a ten cent FOLEY remedy bottle and sample packages of LEY PILLS and FOLEY THARTIC TABLETS. It touts cures for coughs colds hoarseness and kidney support urging readers to send ten cents and their address to a Chicago address.
A fragment shows Matt questioning Jeff about a rural payout tied to an accident insurance policy. The dialogue hints at differences over who qualifies and where coverage applies in the countryside setting.
A. L. Martin Company Realtors advertises a four room modern adobe with hardwood floors built in features and a garage for only $3,500. Old terms offered. Contact 223 W. Gold or phone 156.
Instructions advise marking scratch lines on the back of a panel to avoid removing marks with emery cloth later. It cautions to verify hole positions before drilling to ensure accuracy.
A thin layer of oxide and dust on the rheostat wire can raise resistance and cause poor contact with the slider. Rub a small amount of very fine sand paper over the wire to clean it and restore connection.
By moving tubes between sockets and swapping pairs two at a time you can test which tubes perform best as detectors or amplifiers. Keep tubes in hand while interchanging to avoid misplacement and mistakes.
A tip explains bringing the A battery wire that carries the B negative through the battery switch. This provides positive assurance to the set by ensuring both A and B batteries are disconnected when the switch is off.
Dust lowers radio efficiency, especially in damp weather when it clumps and leaks current. It collects around binding posts, terminals, and condenser plates and between wires. A small two inch brush can remove it.
The article explains winding a coil by spacing turns and using thread to ease tension. Start with thread and wire together, apply higher wire tension, then unwind thread after securing the end. A helper can hold spools to assist in turning the coil.
The text describes common faults in radio sets including primary and secondary ductances, winding shorts in amplifying transformers, and shortened variable condensers. Detection methods include signal loss at specific wavelengths, audible scraping sounds, plate tapping with a circuit tester, and a distinct click in the headphones indicating faulty condenser plates.
Notebook notes compare hard rubber and bakelite panels for drilling ease, recommend keeping receivers dry, substituting grid leaks, locating aerials high, using a pencil lead cat whisker on crystals, and favoring bakelite for long panels with heavy gear.
The item surveys radio adoption in Europe and the Vatican while noting German and French civic uses. It also mentions a Toulouse market plan with loudspeakers and a Paris Kentucky judge’s prior teaching career, alongside a nuisance-prompt on coughing and a local apartment rental column.
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