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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
9
A garbled OCR fragment mixes quotes on taxes, patriotism, the Light Brigade, stock exchange costs, criticism of the world, and stray musings on jobs food and marriage rites. It reads as a collage of phrases without a cohesive single topic or clear news event.
University of Illinois engineers H A Brown and G C Keener report positive findings for a noncarrier broadcasting system. Tests over 100 miles show stable audibility with the noncarrier method, promising reduced fading, improved selectivity, longer coverage, and elimination of carrier-related noise.
Amateur radio tips emphasize careful wiring of B and A battery posts to test results. Guidance covers using a mica grid condenser in the detector circuit, checking grid condenser and leak, and testing speaker placement on another set to reduce distortion. recommends verifying variable condenser templates and noting paper shrinkage in press runs.
In a fragmented note, shoe eyelets appear linked to a rotor and bearings in a radio device. The text mentions eyelets serving as a shaft bearing component, with scattered phrases such as handy in radio and a person balls. The unclear fragments suggest a mechanical concept or experimental idea referencing shoe parts in radio machinery.
An article recounts experimenting with a tickler coil in the Weagant style radio circuit, noting louder output and easier control once the proper coil turns are found. It warns that coil size must be determined by trial and error, but encourages perseverance as the setup is workable and worthwhile.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a general issue with indoor loops and a postmaster reporting difficulties in estimating the number of persons with homes and living conditions. The text is garbled, mentioning a theta value and implied large counts, but specifics are unclear.
The piece notes that blankets vary in warmth and cites citizen input on chilly mornings. It compares puzzling to the deciphering of women and jokes about age gauged by dressing-table contents. It mentions U S efforts to aid codification of international laws and warns of dangers in such a jumble.
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