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Newspaper
Omaha Morning Bee
Location
Omaha, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1922
Page
5
A quick guide explains identifying battery polarity when markings are unclear. Using a DC voltmeter shows the positive terminal by current direction, and dipping wires in salt water reveals hydrogen bubbles to identify the negative terminal.
Sparks Lee Meadows a celebrated pitcher for the Philadelphia Nationals is featured in a radio hobby piece. The article covers care for crystal detectors in radios including cleaning tips and avoiding dirt on detector surfaces. It advises storing crystals in tissue and a box, replacing worn spots, and keeping radio batteries filled with distilled water to extend life.
In Hastings Nebraska readers ask if a lightning arrester or a radio apparatus is more practical and fire underwriters approval. Answer says the lightning arrester is required by underwriters, simpler, cheaper, and requires no attention.
Ten Nebraska men returned yesterday from a fishing trip to the Minnesota lakes. The Omaha group included N. B. Updike Arthur Roberts E L Lindquist Victor S Jeep Ben Gallagher E E Huntley and George Brandeis. Lincoln members were E H Gooch and I M Raymond Chicago locals F J Thatcher and J C Murra Burlington Colo I Earl Burdie Herman Neb.
Albert Lederer ten, son of Louis and Mrs Lederer of Norfolk, Nebraska, is reported with a crushed skull and two broken vertebrae after being caught between the freight elevator platform and the storage house floor in a fatal or grave injury incident.
District Judge Sears granted four men their freedom in a domestic relations court. The men named are William Christopher from Helen, Arthur Riley from Margaret Riley, Joe Barrett from Marvel Barrett, and Stuart A Murphy from Eva Murphy. Bailiff James Cameron commented that men often win an even break in divorce court.
A devotional prayer asks for health happiness and clear judgment. It recalls Gods mercy as distant sins are removed and seeks wisdom humility and strength to live honorably in this world and the world to come through Jesus Christ. DAVID M. Steele D D Philadelphia Pa.
Questions on hygiene sanitation and disease prevention from Bee readers will be answered personally by Dr Evans. Submit eight stamped addressed envelopes for each reply. He will not diagnose or write for individual diseases. Copyright 1028.
A reader asserts a right to express views on youth clothing and modesty, arguing for individualized coverings for children and criticizing tight elastic garters and bloomers. The letter condemns flapper fashion, cites hygiene concerns, and calls for less restrictive garments to protect circulation and comfort.
Health Commissioner Dr A S Pinto announced a system of medical inspection for public swimming pools. While not all children can be examined, close supervision will occur during rush hours. Suspected throat or nose infections will be tested for diphtheria and other diseases.
A reader asks if a man can truly love without sentimentality and if a woman can be happy with a partner who is quiet. Beatrice Fairfax suggests real love is shown by actions over words, and advises meeting halfway to balance tenderness and dignity.
The Douglas County Pioneers announce their annual picnic at Miller Park next Saturday. A committee led by William I Kierstead Mrs P O Brien and Mrs Mattie Stafford plans arrangements. I J Dunn a Sarpy county native will deliver the principal address. It will be a basket affair with ice cream and coffee served.
The city council approved contracts for the new automobile tourist camp. General construction and materials go to Lee McGreer for 12,128 dollars. Plumbing work is awarded to Omaha Plumbing and Heating Company for 1,212 dollars. Electrical work goes to American Electric Company for 308.45 dollars.
In a tense domestic scene Lillian Underwood and the narrator discuss Allen Drake and a complex code puzzle, noting his tenacity and potential victory. The father’s revival and Drake’s prospects stir professional pride, while Katie vents in a volatile outburst about chores and care. The mood mixes ambition with personal friction as plans unfold.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a character insisting on cooking Drake’s meals despite a prior request. He notes his father’s demand and urges others to leave the cooking action to him, promising to handle meals personally.
Walter Head, president of the Omaha National Bank, heads to St Paul to speak on the Federal Reserve System and normal prosperity before the Minnesota State Bankers Association, delivering a fall address Monday night.
A noon luncheon feature for the Rotary club will broadcast from the Fon tenelle ball room. Mrs. Mabel Allen Smails and Helen Smails will sing with Grain Exchange broadcasting equipment set up to receive the program for Rotarians. REB Howell will also speak at the luncheon.
The graduating class of St Cecilia's presented a musical drama The Heart of France at Booclub Brandeis theater with principal roles played by Cecilia McCreary Mary Bourdeau Bernedette Horschen Regin Gilligan Mary Canaban Louie Furay Mary Florence Madigan Mel deed Guggenmos Carmelita Kellogs Richard McLaughin Billie Creighton and Eugene Thornton The Girls' Song club and the boys' choir under Dr R Mull pilby direction featured songs and dances by pupils Archbishop J J Harty attended diplomas were presented and John Mec Jahon gave the welcome address.
A fragment reads have so anything to pell OF trade. Wat to buy a business of real estate. Let a Hee Want Ad help you.
The text claims early knowledge of healing by women, noting their expertise with roots and herbs. It mentions Kytha of dunktas and a vegetable compound prepared by women, used for women’s ailments, attributed to figures like Dydiakk and Piskhom.
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