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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1922
Page
3
A detailed look at fall undergarment trends emphasizes fine cotton fabrics like batiste outpacing silk. Embroidered floral patterns, narrow lace, and scalloped edges define pieces from chemises to bodice trims, with subtle color shifts toward pinks, yellows, and flesh tones.
A 1972 Western Newspaper Union section blends home cooking tips with early radio terms. It covers nutritious menus using leftovers and skim milk, then shifts to technical notes on vacuum tubes, regenerative circuits, and the shift from order taking to order getting in radio apparatus.
Practical notes describe cooking a casserole with meat and green pepper, onion, hot water, and three hours of slow simmering with seasonings added mid cook. The passage also muses on enduring repetition and time as life, linking meals to a nightly prayer.
The article explains how coupling between plate and grid circuits with inductances Lo and 1 governs sustained undamped oscillations in a three-electrode vacuum tube. It describes how moving coils apart requires larger grid voltage variations to maintain oscillation, and details intermediate circuits M N and X N used to couple energy to the grid. It also notes how antenna capacity and tuning affect wavelength and transmitter power.
In an interview in Radio Merchandising, Jo seph D. BR. Freed says the summer slump in radio sales is a boon for the industry. He notes dealers and steady manufacturers learn a needed lesson from the period and cites examples from the trade.
Reported advances include Doctor Marconi achieving 200 words per minute in transoceanic messages. Utah companies oppose commercial radio use while a San Francisco divorce case features a wife citing radio as a factor. The youngest licensed operator is eight year old Bobbie Garcia in Los Angeles, linked to the Pacific coast radio station. Three children died in Aiken South Carolina from a radio transformer fire. The national board of wonder writers warns on lightning protection for radio wires. Radio assists farmers by posting fruit and vegetable prices, amid concerns over prior false quotations by dealers in pig cities.
Thousands of frail and nervous people report Tanlac restores health strength and working efficiency. Mrs George G Owen of Salem Oregon says nerves improved appetite returned weight gained twelve pounds and energy restored. Tanlac purportedly aids digestion purifies the system and rebuilds blood bone and muscle. Get a bottle today at any good druggist.
In a London Tit-Bits tale a young man demands the daughter's hand, claiming silence as payment. The father resists, a policeman is summoned, and the young man denies wrongdoing as the boarding house debate ends with reluctant consent.
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