Mary Johnston in Clover Hollow Continued Romance
Mary and Ned confess deep feelings after a rescue at sea while Claude worries over a suspicious Mrs Johnston. A note from Claude returns five hundred dollars to Polly Johnston, fueling doubts and a planned New York land trip as Mary and her mother brace for upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Sayers
Phoebe
Nate
Ned
Dorothy Selden
Claude
Dolly
OG. M
Mrs. Johnston
Polly
Dahbe
John Slater
John
White House
Maury
Mr. Dobbs
Polly Johnston
New Brunswick
Claude Dabbs
Bir
Mary-girl
Marys Safe Return Triggers Mother’s Protective Fury
Ned recalls his peril and the drama of Mary’s rescue by Mrs Johnston. The TIGRESS mother initially bristles, then softens as Mary explains Mr Carter’s help. Ned leaves, dreaming of rivalrous tension, while Claude notes Mrs Johnston’s strong attachment to Mary and questions any other interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned
Claude
Polly
Mary
Polly—Johnston
Detalla
Uke
Miss Johnston
Jimmy
Milas Johnston
Claude Melnette Dobbs
Mary Johnston
Mumsy
Mrs. Johnston
Mrs. Swineton
Jimmy Claude
Mrs. Johto
Terraced Hillsides Show Old New Caledonia Engineering
Kanakas left a record of engineering skill in bygone days as they carved terraces into valley hillsides. Water was guided by graded zigzag channels across half mile spans, sometimes sourced from hollowed tree trunks. Today few terraces are cultivated as colonial changes reduce native activity and age groups drift toward plantations, cattle ranching, or churchgoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Caledonia
Adventure Magazine
Mileage of Engines on Good Roads
The article states that the average passenger engine travels about 35,000 miles yearly on good roads while the average freight engine covers roughly 25,000 miles per year.
Radio device promises batteryless, tubefree set
Dr Palmer H Walgl of Mercer University unveils an electro magnetic amplifier using ten thin layers of bismuth coated formica and wire coils. The tiny device, about the size of a transformer, reportedly boosts signals without tubes transformers or batteries and could vastly extend range and selectivity in receivers, attracting high offers and wide interest from manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Iatru Bient
Palmer H.walg
Department of Physics
Mercer University
Craig
University of Cincinnati
Mercer
Cincinnati
Simplicity of Radio and Interference Explained
A wartime style primer explains how radio reception faces interference from crossed wires and static. It contrasts telephone exchanges with radio, notes advances in set design for selectivity, and details sources of interference from lightning, devices, and aging components.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentien
Seta
Broad
No Acids Water Bulbs Alkali or Vibrators
A trickle charger for "A" batterier the Elion is a crystal plate type with no acids water bulbs gaskali or vibrators. It operates quietly to keep a battery at peak, starts charging six volt at 0.6 amperes and five volt at 6.25 amperes, then tapers to avoid overcharging, and maintains current with the set. Tests claim silent operation and no need to turn off when in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phils
Correcting Common Misuses of Coupling Terms
The text argues that capacity coupling is incorrect and should be electric coupling. It suggests replacing inductive coupling with magnetic coupling for coil interactions, noting that inductive coupling can be either electric or magnetic, though the term is better linked to inductance.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Turnbull
Kanakas
Seoeczgegr
Ridge
Central
Elkhart
Ind
Pieros
Tonia
Jennie Bull
Pistos
Winslow
Chia
Zaerel & Co
Shebosman, Wis
Proot
Jertry
Dave J
Mother Gray
Gearon
Mothera
Mother Gray CO
WN. U
Chicago
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