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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1922
Page
6
A guide to building two audio frequency amplifier units paired with a vacuum tube receiver. It notes a practical limit of three amplification stages due to noise, lists required parts and approximate costs, and describes mounting on different panels for compact construction.
Details for assembling a small 1g ZEEE amplifier unit with filament rheostat in front and amplifying transformer at rear. Describes tube connections to grid filament and B battery, tuning procedure, and steps to add a second stage with matched panels and baseboards. Also notes compatibility with receivers and mounting options per figures.
The article explains candling eggs to judge quality without breaking the shell. Using a box, a small hole, a strong light, and a dark room, a housewife can compare yolk and air space to USDA charts in Bulletin 51. Candling helps select fresh eggs and reduces losses in shipping and storage.
The National Radio Chamber of Commerce negotiates with the Bureau of Standards Department of Commerce signal corps and the U S Navy to cooperate on standardizing radio apparatus manufacturing testing and related practices. The group intends to work with these departments and assist them in radio problems.
A France radio amateur struggles to send and is barred from certain government stations. A Boston inmate near death builds a radio to hear programs during confinement. Dry cells for vacuum tubes fail quickly. Secretary Wallace announces 41 USDA radiophone stations for weather crop and market news from Memphis Jacksonville Roswell and Milwaukee. A well grounded gerial could dampen lightning rod salesmanship. Run a No 4 copper wire from the lightning arrester per new underwriting rules.
The article stresses prompt canning of fresh vegetables and fruits to avoid bacterial growth and enzyme changes. It warns against canning undersoft, overripe, moldy, decayed, or bruised produce and explains why rapid processing improves safety and quality for items like corn and peas.
In two Dunklin County Mo training classes 371 women saved 408 hours after studying with the home demonstration agent. Time value at 30 cents an hour totals 734.40 dollars and the group produced 74 foundation patterns, 324 undergarments, 409 outer garments and 148 items that would have been bought. Cash outlay saved reached 975 dollars.
Household Questions offers practical advice on buying oysters in shells dissolving gelatin for ice cream panned chicken with currant jelly sauce freezing water ice versus ice cream dipping fish in boiling water to remove scales and fading inkstains by sunlight shifting rugs. A note on currants in cookies advises adding them before flour.
The Missouri state convention of the American Legion approved a 325 to 85 resolution to form a committee to investigate the Society of Forty and Eight in Missouri. Allegations focus on invitation only membership and religious prejudice, with calls to open membership by application.
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