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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1925
Page
6
A sprawling crossword style list tests knowledge across parts of speech, geography, and history with many entries referencing Latin roots, celestial terms, and common phrases. The note promises solutions in the next issue, including a previous week’s puzzle solution.
The guide explains filling white spaces with dictionary words to form horizontal and vertical entries. Numbers mark starting letters for definitions. letters go only in white squares, with black squares separating entries. Abbreviations and obscure forms are noted in definitions.
Rust stains that resist ordinary cleaners should be rubbed with a cloth dampened in a weak oxalic acid solution. Dissolve one teaspoon oxalic crystals in a half glass of hot water. If stain remains, the iron may be permanently enameled and stained.
Doctors warn inland populations suffer iodine deficiency and goiter, while coastal areas have iodine rich seafood. As a result the demand for canned fish and oysters climbs across the middle states.
In London Lord Norheys learns Lord Troyte plans to crown him king of Lystria via marriage to Calypso while Procopius Cable seeks Lystrian oil for England. Norheys loves Viola Temple and resists. Janet Church sails to Berlin. Norheys and Viola disappear, later appearing as his wife with Calypso aboard. The mystery asks who travels with the princess to Lystria.
Count Istvan Casimir mistakes Berlin for his hotel, misreads a German phrase book, and intrudes on Tommy’s room in pajamas. Casimir presents a courtesy card and quotes Shakespeare while Tommy, clueless in German, tries to correct the error as Janet Church intervenes in a comedy of misnamed identities.
Neal Fitzalan explains a low loss, easy to neutralize neutrodyne radio set. The article details coil windings L1 to L6, panel layout, wiring steps, tube arrangement, neutralization procedure, and battery setup for optimal stability and reception.
A mis take affecting Tommy unfolds with vast implications. The report questions whether the consequences will be favorable, noting the potential for significant impact on his situation and future prospects.
The Montreal Family Herald cites Doctor Churchward noting many living claim the dead reappear among Eskimos Tonga Islanders and Greenland seers. Spirits are seen as intangible pale forms resembling their earthly bodies and cannot speak or be photographed without divine permission.
The Duluth Herald notes that the cloud's evident benefits appear only to observers far away, suggesting distant perspective reveals advantages not visible up close.
Old Holland windmills yield to modern machinery as electric Jump proves more efficient and faster, signaling a shift in local industry.
Many people spend to convert a home receiver into a portable for summer use. The article advises on adapting a reflex or regenerative set by adding tube socket adapters for dry-cell tubes and removing a front panel to enable portability.
An article describes disposing of old radio sets by storing them in decorative cabinets. A cabinet resembling a peasant dresser, painted soft gray green with quaint flower motifs, is showcased as a stylish interior complement.
The article discusses using a cabinet to house the A and B batteries and UV199 tubes. If no more than three tubes are used an ordinary battery may heat the filaments. This battery requires more frequent replacements than No 6 dry cells but reduces overall weight. Small batteries also help cut weight of the completed set.
Wireless engineers in Russia formed the Institute of Russian Radio Engineers in 1918. It started with 34 members and now numbers about 200. The headquarters are in Moscow with branches in Petrograd Nijnl Novgorod Kiev and Odessa. They conduct independent research and development and have made notable progress.
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