News Review of Current Events overviewed by Edward W Pickard
A sweeping digest notes international tensions from China to Europe, with updates on the Nationalist drive toward Peking, Japanese military actions, and new diplomatic screenings. It covers the Rhine forts, Irish elections, and Mellon tax measures, alongside American civic events and wartime remembrance ceremonies.
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Lockefeller Foundation
Peking
Manchow
Kote
Nodihera
China
Shantung Province
Atunchuria
Manchu
Mongolia
How a Loop Will Help Selectivity
George W. Hoehn explains loop operation improves selectivity and portability in radio receivers. He notes modern loops are compact, aesthetically acceptable, and compatible with many sets by converting aerial and ground connections. The article details wiring changes, coil identification, and a switch to enable loop use while preserving function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hoehn
Gin Radio World
Igen Caleton Apdnettol Wileet
Inoperative Downstairs Speaker and Remote Set Logic
The text describes speaker wiring where the downstairs speaker powers the upstairs set when plugged in. If the jack plug is removed, the upstairs unit shuts off. When the upstairs speaker is desired and the downstairs is off, SW must be on. Other speakers use the same effect.
Tuning a TRF radio loop antenna setup guide
Instructions for connecting a loop antenna to a radio set, turning on the set, aligning the loop toward a station, and retuning the antenna to minimize interference. It explains how inductance and condenser capacity affect tuning, the impact of coil turns, and how to handle high or low wavelength stations for reliable reception.
Radio Set Upstairs Connection Plan Explained
A reader describes wiring a radio receiver to a downstairs program via a switch placed in the off position to allow listening without moving the set upstairs. The plan aims to keep equipment away from curious younger siblings while preserving family convenience through an illustrated method.
Practical Medico Ear Sounds Joke
A humorous medical quip features a patient reporting strange sounds in his ears and a doctor delivering a pun about where else one would expect to hear them. The brief exchange plays on medical slang and auditory mystery in a compact joke.
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