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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1923
Page
7
An old magazine snippet details building a simple short wave junior receiver. It explains wiring from the tuning coil, binding posts, and detector to form a sealed cabinet with a switch marked G and post A for ground. The setup uses a variable condenser to tune out interference and a loudspeaker or headphones for listening.
Practical guide outlines cabinet construction 6 by 9 by 6 inches, using a quarter inch thick wood, glued and stained mahogany. Front panel wired for tuning with a standard 0.0005 mf condenser, a Mabie crystal detector, and a machined panel layout.
A frugal guide describes assembling a loudspeaker from a few fixture pieces a receiver and a large tunnel. It lists cheap components from ten cent stores including U shaped gas fittings, straight brass pieces, a ten cent funnel and a small brass cap. The instructions note costs totaling a small amount and outline basic assembly steps.
A brass piece is screwed to the telephone receiver cap with two screws and nuts, two holes drilled through the piece and cap. All joints are sweated for airtight piping. The instrument boosts weak signals, producing greater room volume and saving money.
A described method builds outer variometer stators by molding a half ball, inserting a plug, winding with wire, sealing with wax and rosin, then removing the plug to pull the winding. Two windings fit in shallow boxes, placed around a rotating bell with a shallow seal to hold the coil in place.
A partial and garbled note describes low B battery voltage issues and related warning actions though the text is incomplete. It mentions devices and sequences but lacks clear steps or full context for practical guidance.
The United States Department of Agriculture warns against so called Turken and Kiwi poultry breeds. It states crosses like turkey with chicken or ostrich with chicken are improbable or sterile. The department cautions that the Turken illustrations likely show Transylvania naked neck chickens and urges public protection while sponsors prove any claims.
Pullets start laying at different ages by breed. Leghorns typically lay from 5 to 6 months, Wyandottes and Rhode Island Reds from 5 to 6 months, and Plymouth Rocks around 7 months. Proper care and housing during growth strongly influence these outcomes.
An unclear yet lively poultry snippet notes demand for chickens from January through April and mentions various numbers and activities. It references fowls, hens, and a market context with dates and weights, highlighting vendor interest and partial pricing hints.
Orchard experts stress feeding trees with manure after harvest to build rich soil and support root systems. Spread lightly around tree trunks in a circular fashion under branches to improve nutrient uptake and reduce spring work.
New York State College of Agriculture at Ithaca says leaf curl organisms stay in bud scales during dormancy and infection occurs as buds burst. To prevent curl, apply fungicide before swelling. lime-sulphur solution 1-20 is sufficient. For scale, use lime-sulphur at 1-8 to 1-12 strength.
Plant young trees for spring planting should be two years old and about three four inches in diameter near the ground. If unavailable, use a one year whip. Three year trees may suffer shocks from transplanting. Ensure roots are free from disease and do not accept substitutes. When substitutes are offered, cancel order and return them. Dig a trench on arrival and lay roots at 45 degree angle, with soil packed firmly to contact roots.
Several excellent and potent dormant sprays have been perfected recently with many commercial preparations and oils mixing easily with water and safe to apply. Sulphur remains the leading option, used by thousands of orchardists, while others purchase commercial mixtures despite varying effectiveness.
Fragmented text references May, suite, and various names. Content is unreadable with missing nouns and dates. Unable to determine a coherent event, person, or organization from the readable fragments.
A Canadian coast segment describes icebergs blocking Old Fort Bay in Labrador. Col Billy Bishop vows to fly in援 food to the fifty residents. The piece links peaceful aviation use to humanitarian aid and cites a satire sample from London Tit-Bits about matrimonial humor.
A omn seldom has as much faith in its vote when he is voting for some thing as he does when he is voting to punish somebody. A good memory is one that enables 4 man to forget the things he does not care to recollect.
The advertisement claims after a week or two on Postum one sleeps better and feels better, urging readers to use personal judgment to decide whether to quit coffee or continue on the Road to Wellville with Postum.
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