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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1925
Page
3
The article outlines a compact portable radio receiver design using reflex circuitry and doughnut coils to maximize space efficiency and reduce losses. It details parts lists including doughnut coil transformers, reflex RF transformer, crystal detector, and four tubes, plus panel sizing and wiring layout for a compact carrying case.
An article explains building an electric soldering iron from scraps and two binding posts. It describes shaping brass or copper pieces, drilling holes, and attaching wooden handles to create a functional tool for radio work in places without gas or full electricity.
Radio Digest describes a small AG lite device with four percent inch long handle and two prongs spaced a fraction inch apart. It specifies one screw and one metal binding post per prong, twisted light wire to a 6 volt battery, and a method to solder the joint by applying soldering solution and a solder piece to create a momentary short circuit that heats the joint and flows solder. current is consumed only during operation.
A dry battery can suffer internal damage if dropped or lightly abused. Moisture leaks may form from cracked sealing or top damage, draining the cells. Dust should be wiped dry, not with a wet rag, to avoid leakage between terminals. Metal objects resting on a battery risk short circuits.
The term radio stems from the Latin radius and signifies the outward emission of energy in every direction. A broadcasting station sends energy as electrical waves into the ether, an invisible medium pervading space.
In this verse by Robert S. Sutliffe the narrator visits a radio store, seeks an easy cheap outfit, and is pitched on a high grade “Number Eight” set. He recalls paying a large sum for reception, warns readers a moral: success comes from work not luck, a lesson set amid science and invention notes.
Loop aerials must be rotatable because they receive best in the directions in which the sides point. To cover stations nationwide, the frames should be swung to those directions to ensure optimal reception and directional adaptability.
If a continual howl troubles the loudspeaker move the speaker farther from the set. The vibrating speaker may cause the tubes to ring.
A discussion of fabrics for girls school dresses weighing wool, silk, cotton, and linen. Wool wears well but shrinks with laundering and fades slowly. silk suits party wear and resists wrinkling but is costly. cotton is practical and moths are a concern, while linen has a natural luster and fashion appeal.
A description notes winter turbans in rich red velvet that resist laundering, keeping linen frocks fresh. It warns linen fabrics wrinkle easily and require frequent pressing, while heavier linens stay warm due to coarse yarn and dense weave.
Paris fashion notes declare black, gold, and silver as favorites in ultra-smart circles. Frocks use kid leather velvet silk and satin, with silver trimming and fur accents. black broadcloth outfits feature silver pockets, cuffs, and a long coat. accessories include velvet hats and white trimmed kid, with black stockings completing all-black ensembles.
The article describes evening frocks with raised fronts backs or sides and higher waistlines. It notes Paris winter designs emphasize an obvious waist, a silhouette moving away from the straight chemise and favor intricate cuts. The line wanders with front and back heights varying, creating a distinctive, less uniform look.
Fashion notes describe the season's coats with varied flares from shoulder starts to traditional straight models. Highlights include godets set-ins and flounces, fur or embroidery trims, and menswear fabrics like cheviots and tweeds. Three-quarters to seven-eighths length coats dominate, with double-breasted styles and high collars, many with shawl or deep revers trims.
The article notes that current style starts at the sidewalk with shoes and stockings first defining the outfit. Footwear colors, especially gray, green, and soft browns, are emphasized, with black shoes paired with colorful accents becoming a modern trend.
Descriptions note a Russian style influence across several models with slim waists and skirts flaring from hips. Velvet fabrics and wide fur bands enhance a luxurious look, highlighting the trend in attire.
Blondes predominate in the season’s fur trend novel outfits. Blonde furs pair well with navy blue, black and beige tones, highlighting a coordinated wardrobe favored in current style pages.
A Virginia farm living room transformed at modest cost by Mrs. Harry Miller. She removed a partition, painted walls and ceiling cream, lightened woodwork ivory, cleaned and oiled the floor, built a corner seat, simplified the mantel, painted the open fireplace, and refreshed window drapes and cushions. Total cost 25.33. The piece encourages trimming excess to create space and airiness in rooms.
Holiday baking tips from a USDA tested recipe feature. A 9 inch square cake yields at least 20 diamond cuts, iced or decorated with candied fruit, nuts, or citrus. Includes vanilla, lemon, and orange flavored frostings, and ideas for almond straws and festive cookies.
A home economics expert notes many factors influence baking results. Accurate measurement is common culprit as recipe confidence hinges on level measures, sifted flour, and proper leveling of dry ingredients.
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