Before Her Baby Came Adkins Texas Woman Recalls Lydia Pinkham Use
Mrs A H Tscuir Hart of Adkins Texas describes weakness before birth of her baby. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring strength, enabling her to work and nurse the infant now four and a half months old. She endorses the product and offers to answer letters. The ad notes the tonic is sold by druggists and has been used for over fifty years.
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Guards Safely Move City Wealth With Armored Cars
The majority of New York banks transport money using armored cars chased by carefully chosen guards and drivers. Several firms run these fleets. one company hires only American citizens with clean records, rigorous intelligence and physical tests, and expert marksmanship.
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New York
Cuticura Remedies for Baby Rashes Ad Offer
Advertisement touts Cuticura products for soothing baby rashes. Hot baths with Cuticura Soap followed by Cuticura Ointment and optional Cuticura Talcum are presented as purer and sweeter relief, priced at 2½ cents each.
Few of Us Become Round Shouldered From Burdens
A reflective line notes that not all people grow burdened by others' weight, suggesting resilience and personal balance. It frames burdens as varying in impact and challenges readers to assess their own limits and responses.
Worldly Man Finds Enduring Vitality Despite Strains
In reflective prose a writer remarks that endurance comes from balance with the world. The adage suggests a reciprocal relation where vigor lasts as long as the world remains receptive to him.
Tandem Tuning in Radio Receivers Requires Careful Matching
The article explains tandem tuning with two or more condensers on a single shaft. It stresses matching inductive and capacitive values, minimizing parasitics, and balancing vernier components. It covers antenna coupling, primary and secondary tuning, and practical adjustments for stable, efficient tandem RF amplification.
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New York Herald-Tribune
Wave Length Range and How to Keep in Tune
A historical note explains two methods to tune receiving sets across 200 to 600 meters. Placing a coil in series with the antenna effectively lengthens the antenna and raises usable wavelengths. A series condenser reduces the wavelength range. smaller condenser capacity increases this cut.
Aerial Lengths Guide for Radio Reception Setup
A short aerial aids selectivity while a long outdoor aerial boosts volume and distance. Install a single pole double throw switch to combine both lengths. Run bell wire through one or two rooms or around a room’s molding for the in room feed.
Theory of Operation of the Loop Antenna
The article explains loop antenna operation using two vertical wires 200 meters apart. It describes in phase voltages when a wave arrives perpendicular to the wire plane and out of phase signals for other directions. A 400 meter wavelength yields 180 degree phase difference, creating a loop with current flow when connected to a receiver. Maximum induced voltages occur when wave and loop lie in the same plane, maximizing front rear wire phase displacement.
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Aadio
Aerial connections described for door switch post setup
A description explains two posts for a door aerial linkage. One post attaches to the switch post, the other to the outer long aerial. The center contact connects to the aerial post on the set.
Tubes Shape Range and Volume in Early Crystal Sets
The article explains tube roles in crystal radio sets. It notes that local reception is possible without tubes, one tube improves volume with a good aerial, and tubes after the detector barely extend distance. Tubes before the detector boost sensitivity, allowing small antennas. A loop requires radio frequency amplification.
Radio Fifty Feet Wire Hangs to Flash Global Programs
A wire a little thicker than a pencil, stretched 70 feet high from a wooden pole, is flashing radio programs from 2XNAF Schenectady New York to almost every corner of the habitable globe.
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2XNAF
Schenectady
N. Y
Loop Aerials Prove Less Efficient Than Outdoor Type
Radio engineers nationwide study shows average loop aerials operate at about five percent efficiency of standard outdoor aerials, indicating substantial performance gap.
Cushions Cut From Typewriter Feet Quiet Radio Receiver
Four small afr-cushion feet placed under each corner of a radio cabinet can greatly reduce microphonic noise. Using feet like typewriter legs dampens vibration and minimizes sound transfer to the receiver chassis.
Antenna Ground Wires Should Run at Right Angles
Parallel antenna and ground wires cause poor reception. To improve results keep the two wires at right angles to each other.
Forest Lightning Action Warns Rangers in Hillside Forests
The Saturday Evening Post describes lightning as a versatile force striking various tree species from spruce to hemlock. It notes uneven impact across hill areas with scars on many two-century-old trees and explains how healed wounds contrast with fires from dead snags. Smoky spirals rising alert rangers before patrols.
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Saturday Evening Post
Matter of Tunneling Had Jimmy Worrying
A history pupil named Jimmy answers a question on underground railways by describing slave escape routes to the North. The teacher notes his worried look and wonders what unsettled him before Jimmy is absent the next day.
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Jimmy
Ohio River
Saint Patrick the Apostle of Ireland
Saint Patrick is described as the Apostle of Ireland who introduced Christianity to Ireland. He is said to have labored twenty years among the Irish, founded 365 churches, personally baptized 12 000 people, and consecrated 450 bishops. March 17 is observed as Saint Patrick's Day by the Irish and English speakers.
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Ireland
Patrick
Flying Bicycle Tested in Dijon Factory
A bi cycle monoplane hybrid is being tested in a Dijon bicycle factory. It reportedly rose to 150 feet and landed safely, marking a notable early attempt at integrated flight and cycling technology.
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Dijon
France
Prosperity comes to the man who knows how
A concise proverb notes that prosperity favors those with practical know how over merely virtuous or deserving individuals. It emphasizes skill and savvy as the decisive factor in wealth.
Paperhanger Finds Boom When It Drives Him to the Wall
The article notes a paperhanger enjoying strong business as demand rises and he works hard to meet client needs, drawing attention to the supply boom and his cautious expansion plans.
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