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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment discusses the Star Spangled Banner and pronunciation, with stray phrases about a seat, a steering wheel, and leather from a calf. It strings together incomplete ideas about correct speech, a foal, rights of way, and a Sylvania citizen.
University of control engineers Brown and Reener reveal a positive verdict for the noncarrier broadcasting system. Over a year of tests at WRM distance to measure appreciable fading, the new method shows stable audibility with improved efficiency and selective receiver tuning, suppressing carrier waves between notes or spoken words.
Radioman tips explain using vernier dials and attachments to tune n net sets. Emphasizes proper wiring of battery posts, grid condenser, and mica grid condenser in detector tubes. Advises swapping speaker nets to avoid distortion and cautions to test new variable condensers against the mounting template with alignment holes.
This article discusses a modified radio hookup derived from the Weagant design. It explains using a tickler coil for louder, farther signals and easier control after finding the correct coil turns. It notes variations in coil turn count by design and emphasizes persistence.
Fragmentary excerpt references a British postmaster general note from the late 19th century. It mentions official language about imperial mail administration and a brief outline of duties, without concrete dates, places, or named individuals.
The piece muses on blanket warmth, puzzling challenges, and human nature. It notes citizens questioning warmth on certain mornings and contrasts puzzlers with those who study women. It mentions U S aid to codify international laws amid a critique of global legal chaos.
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