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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1926
Page
3
A guide describes building a low loss antenna insulator using a wire-insulated plate setup. Materials include a toothbrush holder cap, alumina plate, paraffin or sealing wax, and eyehooks. The aim is moisture sealing and strong, cheap insulation for reliable tuning in antenna systems.
A technical note on wave meter tuning explains that straight time frequency release devices improve resonance stability. It emphasizes using heavy plate condensers with strong supports for accuracy and warns eccentric plate designs can alter capacity and calibration.
The naval court of inquiry found no one to blame for the Shenandoah disaster. The report said the loss was unavoidable and tied to forces from high winds, while noting misjudgments by Commander Lansdowne but not faulting individuals. It urged no action against anyone and cited agreed developments in heavier-than-air craft.
Washington reported nearly 100000 federal taxpayers received refunds totaling 151.6 million dollars from the last fiscal year. Of this, about 104.1 million was due to taxes legally collected and 7.7 million refunded under the 25 percent reduction provision of the revenue act. Many refunds were under 6 dollars, with several exceeding 1000 dollars and two surpassing 3 million.
A fragmented report describes radio New Year greetings and music from New York and London. Efforts to rebroadcast the program spanned coast to coast in the United States and reached Britain and Europe with a hopeful tone for international cultural exchange.
A noted film director, J Gordon Edwards, died after a pneumonia battle. Born near Quebec, he joined a major studio and directed more than a dozen features including The Silent Coniman and The Sle yierd King, shaping midcentury cinema.
The readable fragments describe a historical epic event with named figures and places. Due to fragmentary text, the card notes the event scope and involved entities without clear date or outcome. Further specifics are unavailable in the readable portion.
An old ad urges buyers to demand Bayer aspirin and look for the Winger eff prickage mark on tablets to ensure genuineness. It cites 25 years of physician use and millions of satisfied wives, warning imitation products may be dangerous.
The article describes enlarging holes for receiver panels by drilling a large hole and using a fine grain flat file to taper and expand the hole. Work slowly, avoid forcing the drill, and reverse direction if the file sticks or self-cuts. This method yields smooth, clean holes for Ujbe Jacks shafts and other components.
A lone bandit entered McVickers Theater in Chicago Loop with a revolver and fled with ten thousand dollars from the theater office. The robber left behind the treasurer his wife and staff, while escaping with the money in a bag.
Rear Admiral Edwin Putnam eighty one retired of the United States Navy died here after a short illness. Born in Hath Maine he enlisted in 1802 and served in the Civil War on the monitor Nahant.
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura products for soothing red rough itchy skin with hot baths using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. It also touts Cuticura Talcum as part of the trio for general hygiene.
A bomb detonated at the archbishop’s palace in Lisbon causing significant damage but no casualties are reported. Police and authorities began investigations as the incident is attributed to unknown attackers.
A brittle literary fragment presents cryptic phrases about gentleness and victory, mentioning a peculiar Elephant imagery and an implied redemption. The text reads like a stray line from a poem or experimental note with nonstandard capitalization and unclear context.
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