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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1922
Page
3
Fragmentary text notes a discussion in Parliament about MPs expenses and taxation, contrasting ministers' incomes with duty burdens. Mentions a sudden death of a crown officer and concerns over cost coverage for MPs, with a critical tone about the poor bearing more tax.
An odd wording exchange unfolds when Johnny hears a message during a Father’s Sunday rest. Callers arrive and the house lady welcomes them warmly, while Johnny quips in a blunt manner about his parents. The scene ends with embarrassed laughter and blushes.
A reporter reflects on House of Representatives procedures and the limits of debate quorum rules. He notes the rhythm of roll calls and signals, the balance between timely action and thorough discussion, and how a gallery observer gains a limited, skewed view of congressional life.
The document outlines qualifications for representatives and senators. It states a representative must be at least twenty five years old, a citizen for seven years, and a resident of the state electing them. It also notes a senator must be thirty years old, a citizen for nine years, and a resident of the state represented.
Article describes a compact wireless sending set with two adjustments the rheostat and variable condenser. Details include making an inductance with a two inch tube and thirty eight turns of No 16 wire, a 0005 mf condenser, microphone, vacuum tube, resistor, and a 150 foot aerial with counterpoise. It notes tuning by adding or removing turns.
A described low complexity radio transmitter uses a vacuum tube with socket a .001 mfd variable condenser two .0005 mfd fixed condensers, a modulation transformer or Ford spark coil, a rheostat and standard insulated wires and pasteboard tubes. Key setup involves winding a 50 turn inductance on an 8 inch diameter tube and a choke on a 1.25 inch tube, with two adjustments: the rheostat and the variable condenser for best results.
An easy to build 5 watt transmitter outlines a 25 to 40 mile range under favorable conditions and a total cost of 35 to 45 dollars excluding batteries. It describes a compact diagram with components including aerial, ground, ammeter, inductance, variable and fixed condensers, grid leak, modulation transformer, grid, plate, rheostat, choke coil, rectifier, and current transformer.
The Washington bureau of standards released a complete pamphlet titled Gives Wireless Dope. It provides clear wall to wall instructions and lists all parts with nominal prices, plus a set of drawings to simplify construction. It aims to help school children and outlines every component needed.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses an antenna and wiring setup with references to converting or restoring a signal, mentioning a divider and end points. Named entities and concrete details are largely unreadable, limiting precise summary.
Mrs Mollie Abbey of Jennings Lodge Oregon credits Tanlac with ending nine years of severe illness. She says she could not eat or drink water without pain and had anorexia and weight loss, but after Tanlac she regained strength, appetite and gained thirty-nine pounds, now able to do housework easily.
A Nagykoros doctor faced profiteering charges after demanding exorbitant fees for professional services. The case rose to a higher court, which ruled that demanding excessive fees for professional work constitutes profiteering, applying the principle to doctors and recognizing mental workers as profiteers in similar scenarios.
Betty praises southern beauty and honesty in a playful luncheon scene. A cold Chicago day prompts a light exchange about chilly hands and edges, as Hetty remarks her hands stayed warm except for a little around the edges. The tone reflects a social vignette from a Chicago Tribune-style column.
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap claiming doubled razor efficiency and skin health. It touts no mug or alimy soap, reduced germs and irritation, and suitability for shaving bathing and shampooing, even when used twice daily.
The narrator recalls fishing with no bites after a quiet morning. Old Man Johnson reportedly hauled 84 fish from the same spot the day before yesterday, prompting surprise at his luck.
A fragmentary quotation notes a says he is one of the biggest merchants in the town. The passage poses a paradoxical query about identity and status.
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