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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1927
Page
6
A fragmented review mentions railway sacks lasting seventeen years and sold for paupers or used by acid makers. It quotes thoughts on fashion and breeding, praising sensible conduct and personal virtue. It notes Gypsy language Romany as related to Sanskrit and common across diverse regions.
The notice urges buyers to purchase anthracite coal now for the approaching cold months and to ensure their furnaces are in good working order. It offers expert consultation on selecting the right coal and keeping furnaces efficient, free of charge.
The Bell system has advanced its underground telephone cables through continuous research. By now about 30 million miles of underground wire exist with a roughly $500 million investment, addressing growing demand and requiring improved insulation, sheathing, and assembly methods to reduce costs and bulk.
The article compares 1888 and 1927 cable sizes, noting that a 1927 model carries 2400 wires, far surpassing the 1888 100 wire capacity. It highlights cost trends with a 50 pair cable in 1888 costing about 8155 per mile per pair, versus modern 1200 pair cables at about $13 per mile per pair, illustrating lower cost but higher capacity today.
Fragmentary text discusses vacuum tube behavior and heat limits. Mentions proper depeeyated tuning and avoiding excessive heat to prevent kettles from failing. Several garbled names and terms obscure the original context and specifics.
The text discusses maintaining proper filament temperature around 200 degrees Celsius in vacuum tubes and covers voltage management. It explains filament terminal and battery voltages, the need for a 1.4 volt drop, and how rheostats or amperites regulate voltage as battery discharge alters supply. It notes gradual voltage changes and automatic adjustment to prevent overload and optimize tube life.
A quoted statement from Dr. Leslie Stephen asserts that genuine influence comes from urging individuals to think for themselves rather than imposing ready-made opinions. The remark emphasizes critical thinking over coercive persuasion.
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