Add One Thing More to Wonders of Radio
A Boston Transcript item recounts a bride asking her husband to copy a radio recipe. He logged two stations at once, one airing morning exercises and the other the recipe. The described steps include odd, nonsensical measures and actions culminating in a dish served with fish soup.
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Boston Transcript
Great voices and the physics of singing
The text compares rare singing voices to an organ, noting the vocal cords produce the sound like a reed, while the larynx and bronchial system form the air column. The throat mouth and nasal cavities act as resonators shaping tones, with lungs as bellows providing air and influencing volume.
World Pipe Decoration Aesthetic Influences Across Races
The article notes that Far East smokers elevate pipe decoration to an art form with contributions from designers, carvers, etchers, lacquers, enamellers, and metal workers. It observes cross cultural influence on pipes and related tobacco wares, and highlights northern Siberia where Tanzus avoid rapid burning with a small bore pipe reflecting Chinese style.
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Far East
Siberia
Polk County Commissioners Vote to Put Farm Bureau Issue to Voters
The Polk County Board of Commissioners met September 23 1926 to decide remonstrance against the Farm Bureau petition. After cleaning duplicates and doubtful names the remonstrance still exceeded the original by more than one eighth. A public vote will be held at the November 2 1926 General Election. The Farmers Union Hall in Swede Home is set as the polling place for Platte Precinct. Neola Boatright resigns as Deputy Clerk of the District Court effective immediately. The Board will view requests to open section lines to establish a public road and adjourns to October 5 1926.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Farm Bureau
Farmers Union Hall
Platte
Neola Boatright
District Court
John Sjoblom
Osceola Bank
Glenn A. Willits
S& SW
Osceola
W. Roy van Hoosen
Said County
Campbell & Campbell
Notice of Probate and Final Report Polk County Neb
In Polk County Nebraska the estate of Lars J Johnson deceased is under probate. The county court schedules a hearing on October 23 1926 at 10 AM on the final account final settlement and distribution and determination of heirship. The executrix requests discharge and invites interested persons to contest.
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Polk County
Nebraska
H. Ball
State OF
Florence A. Ball
Lars J. Johnson
G. T. Ray
Ferns Celebrate Long History From Fossil Past to Today
Ferns are among the oldest land plants with abundant Paleozoic fossils about 100 million years old. They thrived in the Carboniferous when coal beds formed from their remains. Presently about 8,000 fern species exist including flowering ferns and the Marattheae in tropical regions.
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