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Newspaper
Rio Grande Farmer
Location
Las Cruces, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1923
Page
9
A fragmented account discusses historical and foreign coffee customs linked to marriage and divorce. It cites seventeenth century Turkey and Europe, noting coffee service as a marital duty and a motive for divorce in old laws, with a modern twist on dowry and license themes.
A detailed report explains a relay built like the described model to record received signals. It uses a straight or slightly bowed steel wire whose center movement, caused by end thrust, drives a diaphragm and a crystal detector, yielding a recorder for continuous waves with improved mechanical feasibility.
A vintage guide describes assembling a loud speaker using a 2 soundbox phonograph unit, a hacked needle, a basic horn, and a small transformer. It explains winding a primary and secondary on a ferrite core, tuning the armature and magnet for free vibration, and notes increasing use of commercial radios for long distance messaging across oceans and the Pacific.
The readable text is fragmented and nonsensical with garbled phrases about a crystal set range and replacement with a filament. No coherent event, people, or organizations are identifiable in the readable portion.
The article details a shielding method using a gold coated panel around holes to protect equipment. It emphasizes no contact with certain parts and gradual layering of coats for optimal conductivity and grounding. It notes cleaning after drying and careful handling to avoid residue.
A described government plan seeks to prepare Scheveningen for operation with a European network. The draft includes 19 components across Europe and mentions broadcasting facilities and a telegraph system setup. The text references Hebertante and Chietxiog, with unclear roles and multiple typos.
A garbled notice from Schenectady New York reports a tale from Hawaii about sounds or voices heard in the distant location. The fragment mentions Hawaii and New York with uncertainty about the origin and clarity of the sound.
Mrs Hows credits Tanlac with saving her life after eight years of breakdown post childbirth. She says energy and weight returned, she feels like a new person, and health improved enough to manage housework. Tanlac advertised as a remedy, with testimonial tone.
An advertisement-style piece promotes laxatives and explains a supposed natural lubricant for digestion. It references Nujol as a product, notes non medical labeling, and mentions use in hospitals. Worn typography imitates vintage ad language with scattered obscurities and dates.
Wisconsin notices a testimonial form praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Harmiz Warren of Milwaukee reports health recovery after using the product, claiming increased appetite and strength. The letter mentions the compound aiding digestion and overall vitality, with address hints in Milwaukee.
Committees representing livestock growers to confer with the government on June SS at the Wool Growers Association building in Denver to revise grazing rules in national forests. Delegates from Utah Nevada Utah Utah and New Mexico will present concerns about grazing allowances, water access, and sheep and cattle ranges. The meeting aims to prompt revisions to the grazing regulations that have not been updated for about twenty years.
Fragments describe a public event with several individuals and a melee or gun incident. Details are garbled but indicate a gathering at a hall or venue with mentions of Olea Kane Osvander and others, plus a reference to a public occasion and a possible altercation.
Fragmented report details a late night collision in Utah involving a car that wrecked the lower floor of a building and injured several people. A child was playing nearby as authorities probed the cause while officials noted heightened tension in the region.
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