Home Radio Guide Notes On Crystal Detectors And Tubes
A compendium of practical tips for home wireless setups. It contrasts crystal detector sets with vacuum tubes, advises on tuning, aerials, ground, and leads, and covers tubes, condensers, loading coils, licenses, and safety. It stresses that ready made sets vary and that proper grounding and fabrication matter for performance.
Public dictates broadcasting quality and program choice
The article argues that the public determines radio programming by expressing preferences through letters and feedback. Stations and sponsors adjust stars and features accordingly, with ongoing public input seen as essential for high quality broadcasts. It also notes a practical tip for aerial setup using a rope and pulley to replace a tree aerial.
Texas public schools to get 10 dollars per child this year
The Texas State Board of Education apportions 10 dollars per scholastic child for the new year from the available school fund on 1,292,658 pupils down 5,333 from last year. Total apportionment is 12,926,580 dollars, with headlines noting declines in funds, text book costs, and county census gaps.
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Austin
Tex
Public
Texas
State Board of Education
Department of Education
Cameron, Garza
Sherman
City of
Houston
Sherman County Court House
More Than a Million Children Work for Wages
Washington report from the census bureau states 1,060,858 children aged 10 to 15 were employed for wages or on their own account. Among boys 113 per 1000 were employed while 5.6 percent of girls worked. declines since 1910 span agriculture mining and manufacturing as census dates shifted from April 1910 to January 1920.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Railroads Accept Harding Proposal On Strike Settlement
Executive heads of 148 American railways conditionally back President Harding's plan. They interpret his request to take back strikers as rehiring only as many workers as needed to restore forces to normal operation.
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New York
American Railways
Harding
Forty Jews Executed in Budapest by Romanian Authorities
A report from Magyarovszag states forty Jews, condemned for political offenses, were executed by Romanian military authorities despite a king’s amnesty. Prisoners were shot individually while escorted from Julawa forest prison camp to Kishineff for delivery and release. London reports the Washington treaties ratified by King George and on the way to Washington for exchange of ratifications.
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Budapest
Magyarovszag
Julawa Forest
Kishineff
London
George Thursday
Washington
Corsicana Tax Rolls Show Near Million Dollar Gain
Corsicana Texas tax rolls completed reveal gains over last year totaling 9 784 910 with real estate 5 763 020 and personal property 4 210 890 for a near million dollar rise in assessments.
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Corsicana
Tex
Air disarmament completed as 14,800 planes destroyed
Since January 1920 the allied commission of aeronautical control has destroyed 14,800 airplanes and ended the work of disarming Germany in the air. Of 29,500 motors handled, many were turned over to the allies while the greater number were broken up.
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Allied Commission of Aeronautical Control
Germany
Pertinent Question and Witty Remarks From Notable Figures
The Princess Bibesco charmed a Washington reception honoring her mother Mrs. Asquith while commenting on 1922 fashion saying that loving clothes often means wearing less. An Indianapolis newspaper man newly married faced a jesting crowd asking why he wed in Chicago, replying he enlisted in World War I there.
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Bibesco
Washington
Asquith
Indianapolis
Chicago
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