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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1922
Page
6
The article outlines three sources for plate current in vacuum tube transmitters: batteries, motor generator sets, and rectified alternating current. It compares costs and maintenance, favors a transformer and rectifier setup using kenotron tubes, and details parts pricing and construction notes for a five watt UV 202 transmitter and related components.
A United States Department of Agriculture guide promotes better nourishment in Connecticut with emphasis on milk and fibrous foods. It advises buying tender beef cuts for broiling or roasting and tougher cuts for stews, soups, and braising, plus several cabbage based dishes and simple cream sauces to accompany meals.
Missouri Constitutional Convention approves limiting regular sessions to 60 days, revising to 90 days, and special sessions to 30 days. also increases General Assembly pay from 5 to 10 dollars per day and rejects Monday sessions. The action stems from the Committee on Legislation with plans to refine wording in Phraseology.
A progressive radio dealer expands beyond stock to study the art of radio. Courses by mail or magazine lessons, or instruction from a reliable teacher, are urged as essential. The trade shifts toward owners with solid electricity knowledge.
Pacific coast owners of receiving sets exceed twenty five thousand with some estimates near fifty thousand. Dr C F Jenkins of Washington works on transmitting moving pictures by radio. A radio census taker may be needed as progress accelerates. Union College broadcast its commencement exercises while Cleveland radio enthusiasts face licensing fees and city inspections. Dogs described as radio enthusiasts appear in reports with a humorous note about a setter and a pole.
The office of home economics at the U S Department of Agriculture provides a tested homemade furniture polish recipe. Mix 1 pint linseed oil or turpentine with 1 cup vinegar, shake well in a bottle before each use.
Advice on placing a floor-board or toe-board under a jack when jacking a car on mud or soft ground to provide a stable resting surface and prevent the jack from sinking. The guidance emphasizes using available wood to distribute weight and maintain safety.
A filling combines chopped figs and walnuts simmered with boiling water and sugar, thickened with flour and brightened with lemon juice for flavor.
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