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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1927

Page

6

Alabaster Lamps Chapter XIII Continued

Mary confronts Ned Carter and learns of her father Claude Dobbs plans as Polly schemes with Loren Rangeley. Amid tensions in Venice, Mary must decide to trust her father while mother’s marriage gambits loom large. Claude plots to meet Polly alone while Ned faces the family and Mary weighs love against loyalty.

Mary Mother Ned Carter Dorothy Selden Dorothy Polly Johnston Accademia Ned Father Angel Mary Ned Carter Rangeley Loren Rangeley Carter Claude Bellini Polly Pather Loren Eagh Aunt Lyddy White House You Clover Hollow Minons Mercy Claruie Dobbs Mrs. Johnston Mary Rose

Her Banking Account Really an Economy

Angelica widens the budget joke as she lists stockings eau de cologne jumpers chocolates and a fur tie. A quick check shows about 125 dollars spent versus 100 deposited earlier, prompting a quip that a bank account is truly economical.

SKOLS RGR Pesecloks OLX Kor Zolsis Angelica

Age of the Oyster Growth Timeline

A young oyster takes four years to reach adult size in New England waters and two years in the Gulf of Mexico. The moon’s noonday temperature is stated as 250 degrees Fahrenheit, well above the boiling point.

New England Gulf of Mexico

Radio crystal detector lets phones double as radio receivers

Washington patent No. 1,622,455 by G. F. Mitchell describes a compact crystal radio device attachable to ordinary telephones. The unit uses the phone line as an aerial, links the telephone earpiece into the detector, and can be mounted inside a small housing with a crystal rectifier. It can be engaged without interrupting normal telephone use, and may connect via direct clips or a plug and socket system for integration with the phone.

Carl H Batman Chicago Washington G. F. Mitchell Kluand Mitchell Telephone

Tandem Condenser Assembly From Radio News Descriptions

A detailed account explains constructing a two 17 plate tandem condenser with endplates separators and bakelite components. It covers disassembly mounting spacing, measuring rotor gaps, separator rods, and using bakelite strips with bolts, noting variations in strength and alignment for RF receiver condensers.

Radio News

Aurora's Effect on Radio During Arctic Expedition

Radio operator Cooley aboard the Sachem reports observing strong aurora displays that caused radio fading during tests near the 40 meter band. He notes a possible link between aurora events, barometric pressure, mirages, and radio conditions, with fading influenced by frequency and temperature.

Austin GC. Cooley Sachem Ames Stennis Poten

Czechoslovakia Sees 200000 Radio Amateurs Reported

Report from Prague claims approximately 200000 amateur radio operators in Czechoslovakia with more licenses in progress. The figure includes both broadcast operators and amateurs, compared to about 18000 licensed in the United States. American equipment of moderate price is well received but faces competition from domestic and German gear.

Czechoslovakia Prague United States

Counter-Irritant Dupont-What is wrong my friend

Durand complains of tired shoes causing misery at home. He refuses to change them, arguing his wife mother-in-law and children burden him, and the shoes provide the only respite from domestic strain, a humorous remark translated for the city star.

Dupont Durand le I'fgaro Paris Katisos City

Raleigh Discovery Names Wl Dorade Territory

Raleigh named the territory in 1605 as Wl Dorade after discovering it in Surinam, later known as Dutch Guiana. Sir Walter Raleigh identified the region and bestowed the designation during early 17th century exploration.

Raleigh Surinam Dutch Guiana Sir Walter Raleigh

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