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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1923
Page
2
A compact method for modulating a vacuum tube transmitter to produce audible signal on a crystal receiver. Uses a high frequency buzzer in the grid circuit with a small transformer, battery, and key. switch to CW or convert to microphone transmitter for radio telephone use.
The article describes enhancing a homemade radio set by adding a copper or foil shield behind the panel, wired to earth potential. It notes removal of stray capacity, shortening leads by soldering to the shield, and shows how battery terminal connections can attach to the shield for practical improvement.
William H. Easton reflects on the challenges of entertaining a million nightly listeners and the need for variety. He notes audience letters demand varied content, constant broadcasting improvement, and reduced interference to let listeners clearly receive programs across stations.
Fragmentary OCR notes record a new foreman in Light Deegmay ved ing John y, property purchases by Robert Marshall and Thomas Russell Watson, a Winchester show entry for Misetty Dumaine, and a Trinitarian Church gathering at Ralph’s estate. References include Miss Seang Thomas BR, Mr Sidney Edge, and Rector Arthur B. Papineau with Divine Service at Maynard.
A reader notes radio waves traveling at vibrations near a million per second could circle the Earth six times in a second. The commentator believes reception will come soon.
Fragmentary text discusses sexual ethics and social arrangements. It references unity establishments and suggests possible futures with two separate arrangements. The source is unclear on individuals, dates, or concrete actions.
Rev Gail Clelland announces Sunday June 10 1946 morning services including Children Sunday with Bible presentation and baptism for seven year olds. The pastor will preach on John of Gainsborough. A mid week service is planned for Wednesday June 13.
Miss Helen Zaeder of Worcester visits Miss Marian Derby of the state as she plans a month at Camp Kincowatha Wilton Mo. Miss Marty E Pickard of Acton Center moves to town occupying James Munroe cottage on Main St. Mr and Mrs William Reilly of Worcester visit friends in town. Garden party planning by Help of Christians church follows committee meetings. Concord Junction Fire Department screens The Third Alarm on Saturday June 30 with a prior setup on Monday June 11 in Association Hall.
Maynard residents travel by car train and foot to the shrine of St Anne near the church at Fistdale Massachusetts. The group includes James Sheridan Mary Mahah Walter and others. Rain greeted the travelers as they viewed crutches shoes and glass exhibits noting cures attributed to the shrine. A return pilgrimage is planned for an early date.
Russell Jacobs of Brown's Corner, in the army, is home on a four day furlough visiting his parents. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Carl Beauregard at Marlboro hospital Saturday afternoon. Thomas Lynch is confined to his Water Street home by illness.
Mrs. George Whelan came back from a weekend visit with relatives in Brocktoh. The trip arranged a short family reunion and she is expected to resume normal duties at home.
Mrs Harold Young arrives back in Youngstown Ohio after a ten day business trip to Jay.
In Wood Square Friday night members of the Biks committee pageants arrange a dance with the 5th U S Regiment band, famed from Boston and Germany duty, to raise funds for a Park Street home project. Over $3,500 of $7,500 goal has been collected for the Boy Scouts Building Fund, now inviting patrons to attend or simply listen to a premier army band.
John M Shaughnessy of Marlboro, while driving on Main Street, bumped Ernest G Persons at Main and Houghton Street. He was fined 100 dollars by Judge Franklin T Hammond in Cambridge Criminal Court. Shaughnessy was fined 50 dollars and jailed two months in the local court.
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