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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1928
Page
8
Radio authorities warn listeners repeatedly misuse radios. Tuning correctly prevents interference while excessive volume degrades reception. Handle the delicate set with care, avoid jars or falls, and keep volume modest to protect investment and achieve best results.
A method to soften a harsh loudspeaker uses a fixed condenser shunt to bypass high frequencies. Values vary by type, commonly 0.003 mid type or 0.01 for born type. Power types with variable C biasing improve efficiency and handle line voltage changes. A window lead-in and lightning arrester can be bought as a single unit for better radio current conveyance.
The report notes low static in January and also February November and December. June and August show high atmospheric disturbance while fading peaks in August and is quite active in May. Weather type affects fading with less fading in clear weather and more during rain and sleet.
Ethereal squibs describe excessive voltage or defective insulation causing condensers to break down. A rattle in the cone speaker and hissing in a set may indicate a loose screw. Gassy or leaking tubes cause noise. change tubes to fix. In apartments, electric motors running elevators disturb receivers.
The article advises using an antifreeze solution to prevent radiator damage in freezing temperatures. It highlights alcohol as a common, efficient option but notes it evaporates quickly and must be replenished. It compares kerosene risks of overheating and hose damage, urging suitable precautions for engine cooling efficiency.
The article explains that gasoline filters must be serviced to prevent the vacuum tank from drying out. Water in the glass bowl should be drained regularly as it blocks gasoline flow through the chamois filter. Clean the chamois filler with gasoline when draining and replace the filter after long use.
Dirt collects at the gasoline outflow, clogging vacuum tanks. Cleaning is often sufficient but motorists should avoid overcleaning. Major repairs require a skilled mechanic to prevent damage to delicate vacuum system components.
Edward Ver Linden urges more living-room courtesy on the road and warns that rude driving prompts others to speed up. The Detroit Free Press says trigger fingers have given way to the accelerator, increasing reckless acts and occasional accidents reported in Monday papers.
California will post United States shield markers on federal aid highways in the national numbering system. The Automobile Club of Southern California and the California State Automobile Association will cooperate to install about 8,000 signs along roughly 2,600 miles of eligible highways.
Bumpers that lock after a minor collision are hard to separate. The article explains that freeing locked bumpers requires reversing the original joining steps, often needing to jack up the cars or substantial effort.
A 1928 Kitchen Cabinet recipe collection presents beets stuffed with spinach and butter, chicken and mushrooms in peppers, raisin open sandwiches, twice baked potatoes with cheese and pimento, lemon tea flavor, and oyster and haddock preparations. It also outlines Canadian meat pie using veal stock, onion, carrot, peppercorns, ham, and pastry bake.
Article notes George Washington and Henry Clay as leading champions of the American mule. It cites a magazine remark on the animals a longstanding trouble being their own ers. It also mentions Denver boasting the longest public golf course in the United States at 6,767 yards.
A saying emphasizes that restraint in speech prevents many problems and helps avoid conflict by keeping calm and avoiding rash remarks. The proverb highlights the value of listening and measured words.
The Los Angeles YMCA shows that athletics span generations as Emma Terry, her daughter Edna Douglas, and granddaughter Thelma Douglas all participate in the same gymnastics, dancing, and swimming class. The note highlights athletic involvement across ages.
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