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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1922
Page
7
Dr. J. M. Miller of the radio research laboratory within the United States Navy department and his apparatus for amplifying radio signals is described as the universal amplifier for its uniform efficiency to boost louder signals across a wide range of wavelengths.
Baltimore prohibition agents raided a moonshiner’s farm and seized a collie named Moonshine. They later searched a nearby town for a still but missed it until the dog’s pursuit led them to a 15 gallon still hidden on the trail.
He complains about a dancing stenographer who nightly fox trots and makes errors in dictation. She retorts with wit about singing and staying awake. He muses aloud that his successor will be a woman with a wooden leg.
A school inspector tests youngsters and urges them to excel at one thing. A boy volunteers that he can read his own writing better than anyone else, illustrating the idea of mastering a unique skill.
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