Three tube regenerative radio set for future five tube expansion
The article explains converting early radio sets to tuned radio frequency amplification to cope with broadcasting congestion. It details a three-tube receiver with room on a panel for future two-stage audio amplification, lists components, wiring, and panel layout considerations for expansion and stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton E. Butler
American Institute of Elactrical
ARI Aers
Institute of Radio Engi- Btylas
How to Avoid Burning Out Your Radio Tubes
A radio manager recommends using a 40 watt lamp in series with the battery when first installing a receiver to prevent tube burnout. The lamp protects tubes by limiting current, and if tubes glow dimly with the lamp in place, a fault exists and should be fixed before final operation. Once the set operates normally, the lamp can be removed.
Battery charging rate limits for long life
Storage battery life declines if charged at excessive amperage. For small batteries, three amperes are sufficient, keeping charging safe and efficient.
Power of the Air What Your Aerial Picks Up
An explanation shows the tiny energy captured by ordinary antennas is about one billionth of a fly power. If transmitted energy heated a toaster, it would barely glow yet it radiates in all directions across vast distances. The text emphasizes ultra sensitivity and efficiency needed in receivers to detect distant signals.
Uncle Sam Expands Radio Oversight Since 1911
The government’s radio supervision has grown from two law enforcers in 1911 to 19 in Washington and 70 field agents guarding 18 103 licensed stations nationwide and on ships. An estimated 26 million people can access radio equipment to receive broadcasts.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
Feld
United States
Wiring color coding for battery connections
Instructions describe using colored wires or dyed ends to identify battery connections. Note positions of each color during disconnection and reconnect in the same arrangement to ensure proper wiring and function.
God By Rev J H Ralston On the existence and voice of God
The speaker argues for the reality and self existence of God, citing biblical authority and the record of God speaking through creation and the Bible. He contrasts atheistic denial with Christian belief, stating God acts through history and modern discoveries as evidence of divine providence.
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J. H. Ralston
D. D
Bloody Bible Innstitute
Chicago
God
Moses
Pharaoh
Hoth
Jesus Christ
Abraham
Napoleon
Earry
Atheram
Jesus of Nazareth
Garden Tools Talk in Busy Day Tale
In a village garden tale, a rake and hoe discuss a busy day tending paths and beans. They anticipate George and companions getting their own tools, while garden paths invite weeds to visit until they are dug up.
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Helen
George
Sam
Atha
What Mother Promised
A visitor notes the boy Robby cleans his room and anticipates a promise from his mother. The child counters with a sharp retort that a promise would come only if he fails to tidy up.
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Robby
How Suits Differ Teacher in Civil Versus Criminal Tone
A quip contrasts civil and criminal suits noting differences in tone. The joke hinges on phraseology about stripes in criminal suits, implying a metaphorical distinction rather than legal specifics.
South Africa Reports Find of Red Diamond
A red diamond was found at Kimberley in alluvial river diggings. The stone is described as flawless and entirely red, with expected value of 120 to 150 pounds per carat. London firm handling cutting aims to produce a six carat flawless gem, resembling a ruby to the uninitiated.
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Kinberley
South Africa
London
Old cars repurposed to stop river erosion at Pierre
Motor junk cars are being used to curb Missouri River erosion near Pierre. As spring floods move land along the Big Muddy, debris and logs threaten South Dakota farmland. Abandoned automobiles stacked along the bank create a solid barrier and resist water, halting further land loss and flood damage.
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Pierre
Missouri
South Dakota
Record Check Preserved From Tolge Bros. Draft at Chase Bank
The largest check ever written, a $146000000 draft by Dillon Read and Co for Tolge Bros, was part of a display at Chase National Bank in New York. Parton Zerbe built a money collection from age ten into a successful business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon, Read & Co
Tolge Bros
Parton Zerbe
Chase National Bank
New York
Zerbe
Vermont Cattle Values Context in Golden Age Report
The Golden Age claims every person owns a quarter interest in two cows nationwide, while Vermont emphasizes cattle breeding. Vermont has more cows than hues, and cattle there are reportedly worth about 40 percent more per head than elsewhere.
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Vermont
Watch for White Grubs in Your Garden Soils
Nature Magazine advises turning over soil to find white grubs, then testing by placing soil and potato pieces on a screen cover to observe what surfaces. The method promises simple, practical results for gardeners curious about grub presence.
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Nature Magazine
Cuticura Toilet Trio Ad Promises Skin Relief
An old advertisement extols Cuticura Soap Cuticura Ointment and Dusting Powder to soothe red rough itching skin for babies and adults. It also touts Sulphura Talento as part of the trio. The piece cautions against stagnant water in the soul and notes best radio conditions in February with March January and November as next best.
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Cutieura
Maka USA
Suilura Talento
Classified Ads Mix of Offers to Make Money and Pets for Sale
Aabrasive, cluttered listing of money making schemes, cheap items, and animals for sale. It mentions profits from at home ventures, various dogs including Pox Terriers and Chows, and a parade of mail order and chemical formu las, with addresses and contact prompts.
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Davenport
Iowa
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Torry Ave
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