28 Jul 1922
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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1922
Page
1
A veteran newspaper man rushes to the scene at 2 a.m. after learning of a report train eighty five that ran off the bridge on the W and N lines. The exchange with a watchman reveals newsroom urgency and the bridge’s frequent perilous routine.
How to construct a simple nonregenerative vacuum tube receiver is outlined. The article notes five binding posts and requires an A battery for filament light and a B battery for plate potential. It specifies a six-volt storage A battery of at least 20 ampere hours and a 2246-volt B battery unit as the plate source.
The text outlines constructing a radio tuning coil with a wooden base, winding No 22 magnet wire on a cardboard tube, adding end blocks, shellac, a slider contact, and wiring to a detector assembly using a Radiatron vacuum tube, sockets, resistors, condensers, and receivers on an eight inch square base board with figures 16 and 17 showing layout and wiring.
Australia begins building a giant radio network to directly contact Great Britain. Substations for overseas traffic will be three times as powerful as European stations today. Completion of central and feeder stations is projected in two years with a main station capable of direct 10,000 mile transmissions during most workdays.
Short flashes report radio broadcasts reaching San Francisco concertgoers in Schenectady New York soldiers drilled on Governor’s Island New York coast seaside resorts see women listening to radio between swims Educational experts foresee radio aiding subnormal child development by arousing interest Dentists reportedly use radio to distract patients during treatments and aid soothing conversations
A sermon outline tracing the return from Babylonian captivity after seventy years, Jeremiah 29:10-14, and Cyrus proclamation (Ezra 1) to rebuild Jerusalem. It notes Cyrus’s divine stirring, the call for Jews to return or support the effort, and the vessels restoration, with emphasis on God guiding events and His purposes for the people.
A fragment quotes Roche fouculd stressing perseverance as key to turning difficult aims into successful outcomes, asserting that effort matters more than merely finding the right means. The text underscores persistence as essential to achievement.
Jonathan Edwards states true godliness lies not in intending to do God’s will but in a heart ready to act on it, emphasizing action over mere resolve. The quote underlines moral duty guiding daily conduct rather than abstract plans alone.
A brief quotation attributed to Antisthenes warns that enemies detect one’s faults. it urges vigilance as others observe personal flaws and respond accordingly. The saying emphasizes self-awareness and caution in interactions with adversaries.
Frances Dolly Styles of Western Reserve University argues that ideas and fashions follow four-year cycles. First exclusive, second worn by the best, third adopted by all, fourth still popular with some. She likens this to progressives and conservatives in reform debates and quips conservatives act as the iron at the end of a hitching strap to curb reformers.
A brief dialogue shows a man stating the proposer forced marriage, claiming no refusal was possible. The exchange centers on consent and social pressure in a humorous or cautionary tone. An unrelated beauty ad promotes Cuticura Ointment Soap and Talcum for 25 cents each.
A fragment describes cows driven to summer pastures in Switzerland led by a bell bearing cow with a garlanded neck. The text reflects on self disclosure versus reputation, suggesting giving oneself away may be preferable to being spoken about.
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