Improved Plan of Phone Connection for Radio Sets
A method replaces direct phone connection in the plate elrenit to reduce noise and demagnetizing effects. An impedance coil and condenser pass only the alternating current to the loudspeaker, with the bias from the B battery kept, lowering mechanical noise. Proper plate voltage adjustments restore normal signal levels.
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Baittery
Easy Method to Remove Receiver From Cabinet
A simple tip explains how to detach a radio receiver from its cabinet without risk. The guide warns that disconnecting four to eight wires can cause shorts or battery damage if wires drop and touch others during removal. It emphasizes safety in handling A and B batteries during maintenance.
Make-and-break contact arrangement for battery safety
The drawing shows a make-and-break contact setup that disconnects battery connections when the set is removed from its base. Contacts are sheet brass to resist bending. Binding posts sit at the cabinet rear with brass strips mounted on the back and baseboard to touch strips attached to the posts.
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Cabinit Philegelphia
Dial placement guidance for panel condenser alignment
Instructions describe placing rotor plates between stator plates, aligning the dial to 100 on the panel marker, then tightening the set screw to reset the reading. Caution urged to avoid damaging the condenser during mounting. adjust panel holes if needed and ensure secure mounting without stressing components.
Corn Silage for Sheep Favored Across Stations
Experiments at Iowa, Colorado, Michigan show corn silage as a valuable and economical sheep ration. Silage lowers feeding costs, increases gains in ewes and lambs, and can yield profits per ton. Farmers feeding sheep should consider silage to boost efficiency and profits.
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A. L. Haecker
Iowa
Indiana
Colorado
Michigan
Farmers Urged to Watch for Hog Cholera this Fall
Dr. R A Craig of Purdue warns Indiana farmers of hog cholera threats this fall. He notes vaccination has not been common in the corn belt and urges vigilance at silo filling time, alerting neighbors, and vaccinating if an outbreak occurs to save hogs and money.
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R. A. Craig
Purdue University
Indiana
Corn Belt
Craig
Pigs fed minerals show fastest gains in tests at Ohio station
In winter trials at the Ohio experiment station a mineral mix of two parts ground limestone two parts bone meal and one part salt proved best when fed with soy bean oil meal and yellow corn. The mix supplied calcium and phosphorus essential to prevent rickets and lameness, with ground limestone outperforming refined calcium carbonate due to iron content and developmental needs.
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Ohio
Building for Sheep Barns and Sheds During Lambing Season
Simple construction suits sheep barns and sheds used in lambing season. Several cautions improve comfort for ewes and lambs and can increase lamb output. Sheep tolerate cold weather but require ventilation. drafts should be carefully avoided.
Amish Return Home After Migration From Ohio to New Mexico
A man from Stark and Holmes counties Ohio recalls Amish relatives who left for a large land purchase in New Mexico. The group drifted back to Ohio with a troubled experience and limited commentary on what happened.
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Stark
Holmes Counties
Ohio
New Mexico
From Sea to Links Fred W. Jones Retires After Forty One Years
Fred W. Jones, chief steward of the Aquitania and commodore chief steward of the Cunard fleet, retired upon the Aquitania reaching England. He completed forty one years of service at sea and crossed the Atlantic in seven hundred men. He plans to devote his time to galt.
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Fred W. Jones
Cunard
England
Galt
Florrence Ziegfeld Signs Boston Miss Betty Lee Cooper
A jewel wording notes Ziggie selecting Betty Lee Cooper, praised as a blond beauty, after a brief encounter on Cremnant Street. The Boston girl signs a contract with Ziggle to join his act.
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Florence Ziegfeld
Gloritier
Boston
Betty Lee Cooper
Cremnnt
Ziggle
Nash Motor President Targeted by Black Hand Letters
In Kenosha Wisconsin Charles W Nash head of Nash Motor Co received three Black Hand letters demanding 10000 dollars threatening death. The incident underscores the alert surrounding a prominent businessman amid alleged blackmail activity.
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Kenosha
Wis
Charles W. Nash
Nash Motor Company
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