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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
6
Practical guide urges beginners to assemble essential tools and materials for radio sets. Emphasizes careful finishing, storing odds and ends, and keeping a log book to track station tuning and dial positions for quick access.
A two way radio talk connected Port land Oregon and Los Altos California by using two wavelengths 450 and 850 meters. The experiment demonstrates successful bi directional communication between the two locations via radio signaling.
A concise explanation distinguishes audio frequency from radio frequency. Radio frequency refers to signals used in transmission while audio frequency covers human hearing range. Detectors convert radio frequencies to audio frequencies for telephone receivers to function.
The article praises handwork in hats and knitted scarves with embroidery, braid, and needlework. It highlights skilled milliners, ambitious textures, velvet accents, gold lace, chenille embroidery, and fashionable colors like gray and angora shadings. It notes new scarf designs include hood attachments and sleeve-like effects.
A farmer in Bleecker near Gloversville is erecting aerial poles to obtain crop reports and weather forecasts by wireless. A neighbor, learning the project, asks which pole the worker uses to sing off, highlighting rural curiosity about wireless tech.
In Seattle an appeal urges motorists to cooperate to prevent traffic accidents. Doctor Maytoni suggests radio atmospheric disturbances originate on land. Germany introduced radio in China a decade ago with obsolete gear now scorned by youths. Clotheline aerials and electric socket antennas appear in homes and farms. A French engineer sells devices to the government for farming use. Ground currents allegedly carry messages for inventor James H. Rogers. Paris jewelers install radio clocks set to Greenwich time, replacing observatory telephone time.
A Kansas ranch wife describes meat canning and storage at killing time. She details browning meats before canning, packing jars with stock and salt, and using chopped meat for meat loaf. She also preserves stock, cans head cheese and sausage, makes soap from tallow, and cleans with rich suds.
A summary of many practical jelly uses from the U S Department of Agriculture. It covers serving ideas for kids lunches gift jars for holidays and meals with meats desserts and coatings. It also notes options when jelly failures occur including using jelly in punches creams toppings and sauces.
A USDA recommended potato soup recipe for school lunches uses 1 quart milk 1 cup grated potatoes fat optional onion juice and salt. Potatoes are added to milk brought to boil then fat and seasonings added. Serves about six small portions or one and a half cups for larger servings.
Practical notes on preserving flour bags for winter storage and using nitre on fever blisters. Guidance on stain removal with cold water and hot water, using water from cooked potatoes and grains as gravy, roasting beef by weight, repurposing a striped silk shirt into a blouse, and planting lemon seeds to grow quickly.
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