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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1927
Page
7
Beatrice businessman Mr. Gamble describes dramatic recovery after taking Tanlac to fight a flu like illness. He reports appetite return, renewed energy and improved health, urging others to try the herbal tonic. Tanlac is advertised with large sales figures and a druggist recommendation.
A quirky dialogue piece centers on Bill and Ted and a wife’s question about aging. The exchange hints at self-esteem lifting spirits as the moment contrasts with absence and affection within a domestic vignette.
The article explains Lenz law with moving bar magnets and current in secondary coils. It discusses how primary and secondary coils influence each other, the 90 degree phase relation of fields, and proper RF transformer connections. It notes fine wire in the primary reduces eddy currents, lowers inter winding capacity, increases secondary sensitivity, and saves space.
Bude in Cornwall is praised as a radio paradise by Kenneth Arnott a British civil and radio engineer who says American and continental stations come in clearly with little seasonal variation. He notes unexplained strong reception in Bude and a dead spot inland at Bodmin while Gibraltar is described by Radio News Magazine as the worst place in the world for listeners due to high powered signals and interference.
Radio buyers should choose a loud speaker that matches their set and heed manufacturer guidance. Using an incompatible speaker can degrade performance, while a speaker or a maker recommended unit ensures the system delivers its full potential. High power sets need speakers that can handle higher voltages.
Small to four and five inch screwdrivers are essential for any amateur radio kit. They provide inexpensive, invaluable access to tighten diverse screws found in radio receivers.
Readers note persistent transmissions from military and naval stations and constant shipping traffic in the straits. The overlapping signals create heavy airwave congestion and hinder communication across the area. Authorities monitor interference and seek remedies to restore clear channels.
Prof. H. H. Musselman of Michigan State College envisions wireless power delivery transforming farming. He suggests electricity or radio waves could replace horses and tractors, making binders and threshers of today resemble ancient tools as power becomes more efficient.
Investigations prove existence of a radio deflecting roof in the higher levels of Earth's atmosphere. The finding confirms a long sought phenomenon and details are expected to follow in scientific briefs.
A discussion on heroism contrasts fearlessness with fear. It notes that even brave hunters fear unfamiliar dangers like busy streets, while danger in the jungle feels natural. The piece urges examining fears from all angles to see their true size.
Bolivia begins industrial meat production as a nascent sector amid a broader mineral export economy. A key obstacle is the near total lack of fuel supplies constraining development and industrial activity across the country.
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