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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1925
Page
2
A small fisher town buyer buys a cherished old piano from a frail widow after she explains its history and connection to her daughter and the master maker. She plans to sell in days, hoping her nephew returns, but the piano moves to a fashionable shop, while she clings to memories until her death.
When current flows through copper wire it heats slightly due to electrical resistance. Birds are often seen perched on live wires without injury, illustrating the harmless nature of the warming.
A fragmented crossword style puzzle lists numerous clues and near matches, hinting at a final answer to be revealed in the next page. Readers are invited to solve across multiple categories including verbs adjectives and place names while noting repeated nicknames and abbreviations.
Instructions describe placing correct letters in white spaces to form words across and down. Numbers index definitions below the grid. horizontal clues fill to the next black square rightward and vertical clues fill to the next black square downward. Letters never appear in black squares and only dictionary words are used.
Two additional bathers discovered with heads down and backs turned, described by officials as near the inland stretch. The report notes the subjects wore dark attire and were last seen near the waterfront railing during daylight hours. Authorities are investigating possible causes and reviewing surveillance footage.
The article compares battery based heating methods for vacuum tube filaments with household alternating current. It describes vibrating, bulb, and electrolytic chargers, noting the vibrating and bulb types waste half the cycle and produce noise, while the electrolytic charger uses dissimilar metals in electrolyte to achieve full wave rectification with no moving parts and no required adjustments.
The article describes an experimental winding form for square coils enabling precise square coil shapes. It notes ready use for the coil winding process and claims the resulting coil provides a stable form ideal for measurement applications.
Instructions describe a winding form made from a tube. Sides of the square equal the tube diameter and coils length depend on the tube length. Cut the tube in half and fasten as shown to complete the winding form.
A Popular Mechanics description outlines an inexpensive roadside mail box shelter built from a 2 by 4 frame with one to three shelves. Boxes are screwed to the shelves, painted white, and sheltered by a small roof with colored shingles to tidy clumped mail boxes along highways.
A Chicago Post editorial argues for disciplined city planning to avoid chaotic growth after initial development. It urges prudent zoning to manage metropolitan expansion, balancing legal safeguards with constructive guidance rather than frequent lawmaking.
The Andalusia Star urges every businessman in the city to pledge three months of speaking only commendations for peers and backing words with action. It argues that true community flourishing comes from positive behavior, not spleen or revenge, by living the high ideals often preached but rarely practiced.
Towns embrace playgrounds athletic fields and community houses to curb youth drift toward elites and attract new residents, arguing recreation offers clean play and social enrichment.
The Ozark Southern Star calls for residents to rejoin their old town, abandon past mistakes, and dedicate themselves to a fresh start. It urges resolve against lingering shame and asserts 34 steps toward progress will eliminate years of rust from the community.
A Boston Transcript item notes a schoolboy claim about disputed Tramerle poems. The piece suggests that the author Th ing was not invented when Hoyt wrote the poems, implying a later composition. The exchange highlights uncertainties in authorship.
Moonlight tennis grows as a pillar on British courts with arc lights guiding play. Despite incomplete facilities, players and clubs push for full implementation of v4 lighting standards.
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