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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1924
Page
7
Instructions explain mounting and wiring ammeters in series to read current, and voltmeters across the circuit to measure voltage. It details terminal markings, standard connections to the A battery, and how scale readings depend on tube type and filament voltage, with guidance for selecting appropriate scales.
A small push or pull push-pull switch on the front panel promises convenience by switching the set on and off. In series with the negative A battery, pushing turns the set on by allowing current to flow to the tube plates, and pulling turns it off by cutting the battery from the circuits. This avoids adjusting rheostats each time and reduces battery drain, with several reliable makes available on the market.
An article by L. W. Hatry offers methods to lessen radio static (QRN). It describes crystal and grid-leak approaches, loose coupling, and large inductors in ground circuits to improve signal clarity in cold weather. Advice warns against overdriving oscillation and recommends proper antenna tuning and component positioning for better static signal ratio.
A lower antenna reduces static while preserving strong signals. A practical design suggests 3 to 25 feet tall and 75 to 100 feet long or a low resistance multi strand single wire, such as No 14 gauge, twisted and soldered every two feet for reliability.
Zone Gale argues for Robert La Follette as the strong proponent of women’s suffrage and social reform. She praises his understanding of workers and monopoly, and contends a La Follette White House would advance democracy and peace through restraint of profiteers and wartime excess.
A study of 500 bites of conversation shows men most often discuss business as their favored topic, followed by sports and other men. Women favor men as a topic, with dresses as the second most talked about subject and other women third.
A hazy scene in a college setting shows a half-filled amphitheater where instructors call roll. A student named Amith triggers a moment of confusion before the professor exclaims about a missing Mr. Gmithamy Ortenda, reflecting a comic campus lapse.
Competent operators are in demand with a course based on practical shop experience. Modern equipment and conscientious staff promise a pleasant learning environment. Graduates claim success as the program offers day or evening options. Total cost quoted as 8000 dollars, with included materials and supplies.
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