Honeycomb coils in converting receiver
The article describes converting a receiving set to a regenerative circuit using DeForest honeycomb coils. It explains coil roles as primary secondary and tickler, coil placement for adjustable coupling, and notes that honeycomb coils yield strong results with standard variometers for grid and plate. It also references a detailed diagram in Figure P and mentions a 21-plate antenna condenser and an A battery potentiometer for a soft detector tube.
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Aden
Electrical shop and radio expert service drives sales
A comprehensive Radio Merchandising article argues that a store specializing in electrical work and radio supplies gains a market edge through expert service and a full stock. It stresses persistent publicity to broadcast the radio department and attract customers, noting the value of a universal wavelength receiver and detailed circuit explanations.
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Burton Millar
Turkish Armenian Syrian Lamb and Mutton Recipes
The USDA presents acid flavored meat dishes from Turkish Armenian and Syrian origins using lamb and mutton. Recipes include Sarina grape leaf rolls with meat and rice Baked Mutton With Apples Eggplant and Mutton Pie and Turkish Stuffed Tomatoes with rice parsley and onions.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Radio University Aims To Bring Education To All
A recent Sche nectady talk by Dr Marconi drew about 3000 Albany Washington Park attendees. Pacific coast policy favors broadcasting by the most efficient stations to reach the largest audience. Rubber proves useful in radio work for knobs insulators and electrode tips, though cutting it requires wet cutting. Future educational possibilities hinge on public cooperation and expansion of radio access.
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Schenectady
Marconi
Washington Park
Albany
Pacific Coast
No protection from toxins in canned foods, says USDA
The Bureau of Chemistry concludes that popular 95 percent boric acid canning powders offer limited antiseptic effect. They fail to prevent growth of spore forming bacilli, including botulinus, which can cause death in improperly processed cans. Fruits and other acids stay safe only when fresh and properly packed.
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Bureau of Chemistry
United States Department of Agriculture
Vegetables and fruits valued for minerals vitamins
The United States Department of Agriculture states vegetables and fruits supply minerals and bulk without added protein or fuel. Most are rich in at least one vitamin, with green leaf vegetables especially high in vitamin A and oranges lemons and tomatoes high in vitamin C.
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United States Department of Agriculture
The Housewife Hints From A DIY Page
A guide offers kitchen and craft tips such as adding butter to icing for flavor, sewing lace petticoats onto muslin, using organdie for pillow covers with two shades, pairing sausage and parsnips, steaming a tough chicken to tenderize, cooling cakes on a net frame, and beating pudding with the back of a wooden spoon for lighter texture.
Dish Drainer Replaces Unclean Towels in Kitchen
The USDA notes that using a dish drainer saves time and labor and improves cleanliness by eliminating the insanitary dish towel. After washing, dishes are stacked in racks and scalded, then drained and air dried on the drain board. A hole in the pan allows drip to drain directly into the sink.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Missouri road contracts cap five bids due to right of way
The State Highway Commission awarded five road contracts from Sept 28 bids after counties failed to provide required right of way. Projects include Osage, Chariton, Morgan, Lewis and Grundy counties totaling 15 miles at about $234,000 with prices ranging from $16,107 to $87,428.
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State Highway Commission
Osage
Chariton
Morgen
Lewis and Grundy
Osage County
Joseph Pope
Jefferson City
Chariton County
E. C. Johnson
Carrollton
Morgan County
C Wassman Construction Co
Kansas City
Lewis County
Henderson & Washam
Jacksonville
Grundy County
Harris Construction Co
Des. Moines
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