Single Sideband Has Its Day in Radio CB Lore
In this era of 23 to 40 channel CB changes the column explains SSB concepts with a Radio Shack analogy. It notes PEP output boosts efficiency and channel counts, adds caution about licensing age, and invites reader questions while teasing next week's coverage.
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New CBers urged to listen and follow proper channels
The Blue Kazoo column advises new Christmas CB users to monitor first and learn etiquette before transmitting. It urges using call letters, addressing specific stations, and respecting FCC rules on breaks and five minute conversations. It also notes channel 9 is for emergencies and to stay ready for 10-33 calls.
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Interim Course Aims at Higher Moral Level for Prisoners
Mt Mercy College students in Dr Robert Lees Human Development class visited Anamosa State Reformatory to lead dilemma discussions with residents. The sessions modeled Kohlbergs levels of moral development and sought to raise residents ethical reasoning and reduce future crime through listening and reflection.
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Humane care for horses in winter urged by auxiliary
Humane officers note some horses are underfed in pastures despite available grass. Feed should include hay and grain or pellets with molasses. shelter, fresh water, salt, and a clean bed are essential. Daily exercise and regular hoof care are advised. consult a veterinarian for illness or parasites. Regular checks if housed elsewhere are recommended.
Egyptians Queue for Cleopatra Cigarettes Amid Shortage
Cairo reporters describe long lines at tobacco shops as Cleopatra, a top local brand, becomes scarce due to open market policies. Eastern Tobacco Co. blames imports while officials note higher profits from European and American brands. Some smokers switch to other products or return to the water pipe.
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All You Need To Know about Peas
The average American will eat about four pounds of peas this year from nearly one billion cans and jars. Peas were not canned until 1881. They appear in ancient tombs and were sacred to Thor. French royal ladies favored them in the seventeenth century. Thomas Jefferson is listed as a prominent admirer.
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Electrification milestones mark U.S. power reach by year
The generation of steam power into electricity began in 1880. By 1920 half of U.S. residences were wired for electricity, and by 1945 half of farms had access, according to the Conference Board.
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