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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1922
Page
6
The article discusses three plate current sources for vacuum tube radio transmitters: batteries, motor generator sets, and rectified AC with transformers. It notes batteries suit only low power, motor generators cost more upfront but low maintenance, and rectified house AC offers a transformer and electrolytic rectifier solution. It lists specific components and prices for a transmitter build and describes making two RF choke coils.
A progressive radio merchant expands knowledge through courses and self study to stay ahead as the radio trade shifts toward technically trained dealers. The article notes using kenotrons rectifiers and transformers to power five watt UV 202 tubes, outlines self-rectifying circuits, and stresses service knowledge as key to avoiding market doldrums.
A 1920s style roundup notes more than 25 000 owners of receiving sets on the Pacific coast with higher estimates elsewhere. Dr C F Jenkins of Washington works on moving picture transmission by radio while fans report signals from Japan. Cleveland imposes radio licensing and inspection a dog radio enthusiasm rises as cats whiskers and setters hint at antenna use.
The article recounts the exploits of the Chevalier d Eon de Beaumont, a famed super spy of Louis XV capable of passing as both man and woman. It narrates his rise at European courts, Moscow intrigue with Empress Elizabeth, and his later withdrawal from public life as Mme d Eon.
The piece discusses the famed Borden murder case in Fall River Massachusetts. It notes Andrew Borden's age seventy and his wife sixty four, their modest lifestyle, wealth around three hundred thousand dollars, and their single servant Bridget Sullivan as the housemaid plus Lizzie Borden as a central figure in this notorious unsolved crime.
The New York Sun reports Henderson avoids his four in hand necktie by wearing a bow tie only in the company of his fiancée. Unable to tie it himself he relies on a co worker to fasten the knot in the cloakroom before he departs at five, a playful domestic ritual noted with light humor.
The passage explains that Doughoregan derives from Irish roots dough meaning house and O'Ragan meaning of the king. It notes Charles Carroll of Carrollton built the manor at Doughoregan and that the name is pronounced Doo ray gan with stress on the middle syllable.
A bride pledges not to be bound by obedience as part of marriage vows. Critics say the pledge implies a waiver of rights though it is not a permanent legal change. The discussion centers on gender roles and evolving traditions in wedding ceremonies.
September devotional outlines twelve lessons from Ezekiel through Malachi showing restoration themes. It highlights Daniel Ezra Nehemiah Esther Zerubbabel and Ezra leading return, worship restoration, reforms, and trust in God's word.
A religious exhortation quotes a biblical verse urging followers to deny themselves and take up their cross to follow Jesus. It emphasizes that saving one’s life leads to loss, while losing it for His sake results in true life.
Biblical verse from Colossians 3 16 urging believers to let the word of Christ dwell richly in them and teach and admonish one another with psalms hymns and spiritual songs singing with grace in their hearts to the Lord
Henry Savage Landor built a notable record as an explorer. He reached the sources of the Brahmaputra in Tibet, documented their positions, and conducted Himalayan surveys. He then studied Philippine islands, crossed Korea on a pack saddle with a partner, and pursued years in Africa and South America up to 1914.
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