Judith Sanford Seizes Control At Blue Lake Ranch
Judith Sanford confronts Trevors and a hostile crew, fires Trevors, asserts ownership of two thirds of the ranch, and proves her resolve by taming the outlaw Prince. Bud Lee weighs loyalty as Ward Hannon and others choose whether to stay or quit.
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Hannon
Bud Lee
Ward
Judith
Lee
Prince
Tle
Miss Judith
Jimmy Carpenter
Jimmy
Bud
Carson
Hog
Three-honeycomb-coil regenerative receiver for beginners
A modified honeycomb three coil regenerative receiver eliminates two variable condensers by using a fixed primary coil coupled to the secondary. The diagram shows windings of 10 turns on the primary and 35 to 50 turns on the secondary, with a 50-turn plate coil in series with the detector tube. Proper tuning relies on a high quality grid condenser and a grid leak around 2 megohms to sharpen reception and reduce body capacity effects.
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D.c.e
New York Herald
Judith Sanford seizes ranch, fires Trevors after purchase
Bud Tae, foreman of Blue Lake ranch, suspects Bayne Trevors is wrecking the property owned by Judith Sanford and others. Judith arrives, reveals she bought Timothy Gray's share, and will run the ranch, then dismisses Trevors from his job.
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Bud Tae
Blue Lake Ranch
Bayne
Trevors
Judith Sanford
Pollock Hampton
Timothy Gray
Judith
Gray
Wrinkled Jose Proclaims Return of Senorita
In a rose garden Jose announces the senorita is home, tears on his cheeks as he recalls teaching her since she was small. Lee approaches the bunk-house and Jose recalls past devotion to Senor Sanford and their years in the rancho.
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Senor
Jose
Lee
Benny
Ile
Ward Blannon
Luke Sanford
Ward Hannon
Bud
Carson
Bud Lee
Tommy
Trevorys
Laddie
Burlett
Trevors
Judith
Bayne
Tam Judith Sanford
Perhapion
Ward
Maria
Joe
Senor Sanford
Rancho
Judith rides while men question a female boss
A note questions whether men will stay and accept leadership from Judith as she takes charge in a tense workplace or team setting. The line hints at gender dynamics and authority challenges within a group.
The Harvest Moon and Hunting Moon Explained
The full moon near September 21 is the harvest moon, rising for several evenings at nearly the same hour. In higher latitudes this creates unusually bright moonlight, while it fades near the equator. The hunting moon follows as the first full moon after the harvest moon.
Metamorphosis of a Cecropia Moth
Nature Magazine notes the Cecropia moth hatches in a damp crumpled stage then undergoes a rapid transformation. Wings spread and dry, antennae extend, body inflates into a fluffy, ready-for-flight adult.
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Nature Magazine
Affection for a Horse and the Passage of Time
Guy Struthers Burt writes in the Saturday Evening Post about bonds formed with horses and dogs on lonely trails. The author notes tender feelings from riding many miles with a horse named Joe who is now sixteen, illustrating how age and time shape attachment and nostalgia.
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Judith
Rocky Bend
Sunuji
Kicker
Iannon
Guy Struthers Burt
Saturday Evening Post
Joe
Isotope Emerges as Atomic Concept in Radioactivity
The article notes a shift from the belief that atoms of a element are identical and immutable to the idea that isotopes exist as distinct forms. It explains isotope as the smallest particle and hints at its Greek etymology meaning that which is in the place of.
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Chicago Journal
Extra Resistance Adjusts Rheostat in Tube Sets
A radio note explains using two rheostats per tube with a 25 ohm add-on unit to protect low filament tubes. The setup allows switching between low and high total resistance to prevent burnout in six volt battery tubes while permitting use of various tube types.
Cutting Off Battery Connection With Potentiometer
The article explains wiring a potentiometer so the A battery is disconnected when a tube is off. By wiring the potentiometer arm to the filament side of the rheostat that controls the tube, current draw from the battery is halted whenever the tube is turned off.
Wave Length on Transmitting and Receiving Sets
The wavelength depends on two factors capacity and inductance. Capacity is provided by condensers and inductance by tuning coils loading coils loose couplers and variometers.
Dust Protection For "B" Batteries
The article warns that "B" batteries attract dust and moisture, leading to corrosion and leakage. It recommends storing batteries in a lid box to keep dust off the top and terminals, preserving contact and performance.
Five Hints for Erecting Your Outside Radio Work
Washington chamber of commerce bulletin offers five practical tips for radio enthusiasts. Keep antennas away from electrical wires and brick chimneys. Ground metal masts used for supporting antennae. Prevent short circuits between storage battery and B batteries. Use approved devices in lead wires, insulators, and power connections to protect systems.
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Chamber of Commerce of Washington
Catwhiskey Wire Grades for Crystal Detector Contacts
Discusses suitable copper wire types and gauges for crystal detector work. Mentions 26 gauge as ideal, with silver and gold wires for tact points, brass with silicon, and bronze or copper for contacts. Also notes iron pyrites in relation to the wiring materials.
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Humber
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Tie
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Tam
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Wrath
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Stevers
Pazuely
Nant
Western
Burkitt
Cam
Shan
Smarty
Jake Carson
G. Douglas Wardrop
Radio Merchandising
Jurns
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Diese Nobel
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