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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1928
Page
6
Soochow Mei Receives Guaranteed Salary Amid China’s Leadership
Soochow Mei, famed Chinese actress, reportedly earned a guaranteed annual salary of 850000, a figure comparable to that of China’s president. The article notes the substantial pay as part of her official status and influence within the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soochow Mei
China
She
Mechanical Ears Detect Sound Across the Coast
Scientists perfected delicate mechanical ears to detect solid waves in air. A gun fired on the coast was heard at Birniti, more than a mile away, proving the device could perceive distant sonic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ess
Ma Wage
Birniti
Boston's First Name and Early Settlement Origins
The fragment outlines early Boston names in August 1680 with Tryfountaine and a peak called Bexcor Hul. It notes a later association to Boston from Besinn and hints at leadership origins and an alternate Shawnie nickname for the settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Besinn
Shawnie
Turkey Raising in This County
The article notes limited local turkey farming due to low profitability and disease concerns. It suggests near term supply could rise if fowl keepers expand despite high disease risk, with potential in sparsely settled farming areas and barnyard tenants.
How to Test Old Tube and Make Your Own Tester
The article explains building a simple tube tester from four items an old tube base a socket a voltmeter and flexible leads. Connect the voltmeter in series with the plate lead then insert the tube and read plate current. If current is below 10 percent of the factory spec the tube should be replaced. aged tubes of certain types may be rejuvenated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse
Coupling Devices and Output Radio Speaker Distortion
The text explains that direct current flows through speaker windings when a radio is on, causing distortion. It notes that coupling devices and output impedance adapters shunt this DC current away from the speaker to prevent heating and damage, especially with power tubes like 12 or T3.
Amplifier requirements for optimal receiver tone
The text explains that a good amplifier is needed in the circuit to reproduce the full range of frequencies from 30 cycles to at least 2000 cycles. It argues this allows low notes and high notes, including harmonics, to be heard, distinguishing instruments by tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciewi
C Battery Deterioration Warned After One Year
A damaged passage explains that a C battery over one year old loses life and will distort a whistle circuit. It warns that tubes will draw more current, shortening device life, and that this battery type should not be used longer than one year. The article advises caution in use and disposal practices.
Radio Poetic Misreads On Replacing The Set
A distorted line in a radio poetry piece suggests that when the letter C is replaced the set should be replaced. The note hints at a playback error or clue about replacement in the stage or studio context.
McLean Proposal Seeks 20 Cigar Size Box Law Change
Senator George P. McLean of Connecticut pushes an amendment to the tax bill to add a 20 cigar size box to the existing 12 sizes. The change requires a new internal revenue stamp and would alter penalties for using nonconforming boxes while outlining allowances for personal use by employers and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
George P. McLean
Connecticut
Senate Committee On Finance
McLean
Internal Revenue
Champion apple dumpling eater crowned in York County
Frank Hoak a Glen Rock blacksmith was declared champion after an eating contest where Mrs. O H Cramer baked fifty nine dumplings for seven men. Hoak won with thirteen eaten ahead of Henry Rohrbaugh who finished second by consuming six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hoak
Glen Rock
York County
O. H. Cramer
Hoak
Henry Rohrbaugh
Giant Amorphophallus Flower on Sumatra Island
A gigantic flower named Amorphophallus grows on Sumatra in the East Indies. It stands as a rare Thatch possession and is related to the Arum family. Full-grown specimens may reach eight feet in height.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumatra
East Indies
Land of Many Tongues Across North American Languages List
Types of languages spoken on the continent include Bulgarian Chinese Danish Dutch Egyptian English Flemish French German Greek Italian Japanese Norwegian Persian Polish Hebrew Portuguese Russian Romanian Spanish Swedish Serbo Croatian and over one hundred Indian languages noted in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
Cod catch shares on North Atlantic coast revealed
International fishery data show cod landings averaging 1.108 billion pounds yearly for 80 years. Newfoundland supplies 40 percent, Canada 20 percent, France 17 percent, United States 12 percent, and Portugal 2 percent of the total catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American
Atlantic
Newfoundland
Canada
France
United States
Portugal
Crusader Ghost Sighted at Portsmouth Castle
Eyewitness reports a woman seeing a fully armored crusader knight kneeling on a spiral staircase at Por Chester castle near Portsmouth England. The sighting links the famed fortress as one of the era's most perfect Remap fortresses in existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porchester Castle
Portsmouth
England
Six Standard Domestic Turkey Varieties Named
The American Poultry Association recognizes six standard domestic turkey varieties. The Bronze White Holland Bourbon Red Black Narragansett and Slate are listed as the official varieties promoted for quality and consistency in American poultry breeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Poultry Association
America
Short European War of 1866 Ends in Prussian Victory
The Seven Weeks War fought in June and July 1866 pitted Austria and allied German states against Prussia. Prussia won, becoming head of the German states and Austria ceded Venice to Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Prussia
Venice
Italy
The Only Good Joy by Thomas a Kempis
A Kempis reflection on true joy and liberty found only in the fear of God with a good conscience. It warns that worldly levity hides spiritual sorrow and ignorance of personal defects, urging serious repentance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A Kempis
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