Bleeders and Hemophilia Aimed at Boys Protection
Dr W J Scholes explains inherited bleeding tendency called hemophilia run through daughters to sons and emphasizes protecting boys from wounds until they understand. Discusses slow clotting, lack of clotting substances, and modern treatments like blood transfusions and serum. Osler advised wives not to bear children. men do not transmit the tendency.
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Osler
High Power Transmission Tests Attract Radio Interest
WGY Schenectady conducted three nights of high power tests up to 60 kilowatts drawing letters from across the country. Most listeners praised the power increase while some reported weaker signals. Tests showed fading persisted at high power, and local listeners tuned out well against middle western stations. Other items note Geneva’s Mount Salève observatory, German long distance radio progress, and an English course for Swedish listeners.
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WGY
Schenectady
N. Y
Woy
Thera
Germany
America
New York City
New York
Central
South America
Radio Questions and Answers in This Paper
Mr Sherrill offers help with radio problems in this paper section Q B H Jr asks about loop antennas misalignment due to directional shifts from geography or obstructions and possible iron pipes. BE M notes a headset receiver weakened by a broken winding solder join. likely reversed terminals when reconnected. Q E H asks if heavy rope suffices as an insulator at the antenna end. rope works dry but not in damp conditions.
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Q—B. H. Jr
Q—C. BE. M
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