Outdoor Good Manners Cartoon Contest Promotes Conservation
Miss Genevieve O Connell of the American Nature Association announces the National Outdoor Good Manners Cartoon Contest to curb roadside littering and preserve nature. The event, endorsed by the American Association of Cartoonists and Caricaturists, opens divisions for professionals and amateurs with the April 1 deadline for professionals already passing.
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American Nature Association
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American Nature Insocuition
Wuashington
Arthur Newton Pack
American Association of Cartooniata
Teve Zinmerman
Amteurs
Outing Platform for Good Sportsmen by John Dickinson Sherman
A call to ethical outdoor conduct for sportsmen emphasizing self-reliance, safety, conservation, and etiquette. The piece urges respect for laws, responsible hunting, minimal impact on forests and waters, and returning from the wilderness wiser and more responsible. It promotes preservation of forests, wildlife, and the creation of game preserves and national parks.
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John Dickinson Sherman
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Cartoon Contest Editors Offer Prizes and Critique
Entries must be black and white and due before June sent to Cartoons Nature Magazine 1214 Sixteenth Street NW Washington. Prizes include 25, 10, 5 dollars and ten $1 honors. winners receive magazine subscriptions and criticism from the American Association of Cartoonists. Judges listed include JN Darling, Dorman H Smith, RK Kessler, RK Bruce Horsfall, Arthur Newton Pack. The feature ties to conservation groups like the Audubon Societies Izaak Walton League and tree-planting campaigns as part of a broader push to preserve natural resources.
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Additioon
Cartoons Magazine
American Association of Cartoonists
J. N. Darling
Ding
Dorman H. Smith
Kessler
Bruce Horsfall
Nature Magazine
American Nature Association
Arthur Newton Pack
Sixteenth Street N. W
Washington
Audubon Societies
Izaak Walton League
John Dickinson Sherman
Battle of Corunna and Sir John Moore’s death classic recall
Historic Corunna on Spain’s rugged northwest coast hosted a British force under Sir John Moore during the early Peninsula War. Pursued by two larger armies, Moore’s makeshift evacuation turned into a sharp clash that ended in a hard won retreat and his death on January 10, 1800.
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Corunna
Spain
Portugal
John Moore
Moore
Thia
Not All Afraid of Snakes in Human Babies
A fragment discusses fear of snakes in humans and animals, noting that while wild animals and their young may display fear, human babies seem less prone to fear in an experimental context, highlighting a curious behavioral observation.
Strength and will in applying power
A quotation from Grit asserts that strength comes from will and judgment. Physical power requires decision making and direction to prove profitable, not mere force.
Flow of Current in Vacuum Tube
RADCLIFFE PARKER explains how current in a vacuum tube is a stream of electrons moving opposite to the defined current direction. He details filament, plate, and grid currents, including how plate voltage affects heating and how pulsating components arise in DC and AC readings.
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Radcliffe Parker
Radio World
Inet
Plate
Howling Set May Mean Poorly Made Cabinet
Howling results from a microphone tube being within close range of the loud speaker. The most effective fix is placing the loud speaker 10 to 25 feet from the receiving set, depending on maximum volume. Sound dampening devices help, such as metal covers or wooden boxes over tubes. Badly assembled cabinets can vibrate and transmit to the tube, causing howling. Opening the cabinet lid may stop the trouble.
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Radio Broadcast Magazine
Watch for Kinked Wire Hazard in Antenna Wires
A veteran notes that handling coiled antenna wire risks sharp kinks when forced, which weaken the wire and cause breakage in storms. Beginners are prone to tangling the coil, and kinks do not affect reception but reduce structural integrity.
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Aniesa
Young Women urged to start health plan with Lydia E. Pinkham
A reader from St Paul Minnesota asks young women to begin using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to preserve health for decades. She describes prior anxiety at home and credits the remedy after reading a testimonial from another user, noting improved household ease and happiness.
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