15 Nov 1923
Page 1
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Newspaper
Rio Grande Farmer
Location
Las Cruces, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1923
Page
1
A garbled exchange shows Hase and Eiley arguing about timing and meals. Several unreadable phrases hint at lateness, expense, and supervision, with a series of odd spellings and names like Tonsina Peat and Wretdroed.
A garbled OCR passage reports on Polish language fever and Austrian tapestries valued at 40 million dollars. It mentions an American syndicate paying 17 million for pawned assets and refers to engineers adopting a French term for portable devices. An odd note mentions a clinic for child health and a speculative population figure per mile.
A fragmentary fantasy recounts a boy named Lilie and his butterfly companion as they explore a garden world. The scene shifts to imagined signs and missions involving the Monarch butterfly, its garden realm, and visions of distant places in a dreamlike voice.
A detailed study describes building wooden battery trays with insulating covers and glass jars for electrolyte, wiring for series and parallel connections, and methods to charge and discharge high voltage cells. It notes tray dimensions, glazing, and safety steps, plus care schedules and expected longevity of cells from the Bureau of Standards experiments.
A boy asks repeatedly for Dixon as the Northwarten train nears the town. At the final stop the guard calls out Dixon and the boy explains his mother planned a sandwich break in Dixon, prompting confusion and a patient pause.
A scrambled note discusses mica condensers and paper condensers used in pe stage parts. It warns that condenser capacity varies with temperature and humidity and that paper condensers may absorb moisture causing failures in microcircuits.
A brief item notes a loan at hand and a DIY loop method. The piece hints at attempting long distance communication using improvised equipment and a cautious approach to available funds.
Pedestrian instructions describe building a crude loop antenna with taped blocks and wood screws to secure wires. It mentions marking the wire surface, mounting on a frame, inserting fasteners, and using glass pins as part of a home made aerial with amplification ideas for weak signals.
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