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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1922
Page
3
An early discussion explains a three electrode vacuum tube as a direct current plate circuit controlled by the grid to generate undamped oscillations. It describes frequency control, plate and grid interactions, and how oscillator action produces increasing amplitude for radio frequency signals.
A detailed discussion explains how tuned three electrode tubes and plate grid interactions affect static and signals. The piece notes potential variations, grid coupling, and methods to reduce unwanted oscillations while preserving accurate transmission.
A report describes the spread of radio apparatus in police work and public safety. It notes rising demand in Canada and the United States, with estimates of large weekly expenditures and employment growth in electrical and radio engineering fields.
The superintendent reports that the Legion plans to regulate large crowds along the parade route in New Orleans as 150000 members expected to attend. City officials faced questions about wartime preparations and the convention’s impact on local operations.
The American Legion convention plans in New Orleans will place heavy demand on hotel rooms and Pullman cars. Officials announced hotel rates at 150 dollars per day with meals, and a block of 8250 for two persons.
A military statement urges rapid, large scale mobilization of regular army reserves and national guard to defend critical industries and government facilities. It calls for about 400000 volunteers and a broad buildup to deter invasion and sustain wartime production.
An Han Beck a Korean born private first class in the medical department and a Brown Man named Kook seek to prove honorable discharge while expressing homesickness for the army. They speak at American Legion headquarters in Indianapolis and recall journeys from Fortmont Harbour to Fort Ben Fatala.
James Shelley of Phoenix Arkansas describes his aim to graduate West Point as the next step after earning the title "white We" and serving as a World War II veteran. He recalls the academy's questions and his concise answer showing resolve and discipline.
An American Legion post in Korea is being organized with 15 eligible members applying before the monthly cutoff. The headquarters will be in Indianapolis under the supervision of Legion Department officials. Local leaders express strong enthusiasm to establish a continuing post despite logistical challenges for U S members abroad.
In Lincoln Nebraska readers glimpse the American Legion activities and a court matter surrounding marriage and pledge notions. The text mentions the national executive committee and the Legion Auxiliary Mary, hinting at the formation of new chapters across the United States and a broader push to align local clubs with national directives.
A scanned plea urges mothers to educate daughters on puberty and health from early adolescence. The letter cites Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy and describes parental responsibility for warning against dangers of age and bodily changes. It highlights a milk of health message from Milwaukee and Tampa readers.
A crowd of women discuss why pipe smokers appeal, describing men who smoke as content, honest, reliable, and friendly. They note Edgeworth is favored by many, yet only a few find total satisfaction, and a promotional offer invites readers to request Edgeworth samples via Larus & Brother Co. in Richmond VA.
A damaged passage discusses purported relief from constipation using laxatives and lubricants. It mentions medical authorities and a comparison of lubricating actions to an unspecified standard, noting potential side effects and the role of prescribed products.
A malfunctioning parachute device during a test flight causes a pilot to be ejected from a flying craft. The safety mechanism failed releasing the pilot and leading to a fatal drop as the craft descended. Investigators examine whether the device prevented a safer landing and if the timing of the release affected the crash.
Advertisement fragment touts a cosmetic product promising clear smooth skin and whitening effects. Mentions routines and associated beauty claims with implied brand naming.
The account cites a Washington barrage provoking a sharp exchange as Mr Gumpagn recalls urging legislative pleas and testifying. He notes persistent speeches and a longstanding request for favor, implying pressure on political figures and a reaction from the Birmingham AgeHer editor.
Wr Oakes notes a clever animal bond as a dog treats its owner like family after hearing the name Joe. The anecdote highlights canine intelligence and loyalty in a playful observation.
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