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Newspaper

Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1923

Page

2

France Tightens Grip on Germany in Ruhr Occupation

French advance in the Ruhr and Rhineland as reprisals for the Hoeffeld outrage with Krupp works seized and traffic restricted. Duisburg hosts hostages, daily life disrupted as French detachments enter Westphalia, Essen, Schwerte and surrounding areas.

Berlin Ruhr Rhineland Mochfeld Westhofen Schwerte Hagen Krupp Germany Hoehfeld Duisberg

Bok Offers Grand Prize For Peace Cooperation Plan

New York awards a $100,000 prize for the best practicable American plan to cooperate with other nations for peace. Donor Edward W Bok of Philadelphia sets the award in two parts, $56,000 for the idea and the remainder after proof of practicability. Competition is open to all Americans with plans due by mid November.

New York United States Edward W. Bok Philadelphia The Ladies’ Home Journal United States Senate

Beatrice Becomes Center Of Nebraska News Notes

Nebraskans read on in a roundup of late week items. Highlighted are sports standings in the Western League, local obituaries, thefts, rescues, public notices, and county events from Beatrice, Fremont, Deshler, Fairbury, and surrounding towns.

Treneck Ic A St Joseph Ae Sioux City Ei Bie ADA Denver Seine Erin Nebraska State League Lincoln Norfolk Fairbury Grand Island Beatrice Hastings

Double ground radio system aids scout camp comms

An article explains a spark coil based double ground transmitter used in World War I and revived for scout camps. It describes long ground wires, insulated wiring, iron ground pipes, and a simple receiving circuit with a rheostat and audio amplifier to enable short wave chat across several outposts without tuning.

Nebraska Farmers Benefit From Favorable Conditions

Lincoln reports good soil conditions across the state as winter wheat ripens and corn fields grow with fewer weeds, signaling healthy prospects for the crop season.

Nebraska Lincoln Neb

Ground That Stays Wet A Simple Weatherproof Ground

A method to create a self wetting ground for radios using galvanized pipes. Drive 0.75 inch pipe a foot into the ground and fill with water to keep the smaller pipe moist and the surrounding soil damp, ensuring good grounding.

Dick BH. Roberts

Condenser aerials promise coast to coast reception on one tube

Reports from across the country tout novel condenser aerials for crystal receiver setups. Frank F Howe of Milwaukee tests inside aerials with center-loop feeds while Clifford Harwood of Fall River uses a small self-shortened loop for efficient reception. R Berndt of Bronx markets a higher efficiency condenser aerial with 50 percent gain and added capacity from vertical sections.

Frank F. Howe Milwaukee Howe Clifford Harwood Fall River Mase R. Berndt Richardson Avenue Bronx N. Y Berndt

Aerial Design Uses Vertically Suspended Wires

A unique aerial type features vertical wires suspended from the main aerial, held taut by small weights. A standard condenser used instead of the usual serial yielded exceptional results, suggesting room for further experimentation and development inspiration.

Receiving Sets Must Be Kept Clean

An operator found radio signals weakening due to dust causing leaks in the circuit. After cleaning connections failed, dust on epidemeb coils atop the cabinet was brushed away by his wife, and the set then worked perfectly again.

Leatie” Coulter Fred Coulter Randolph Underberg & Moyer Ceresco Fremont Missouri Synod Lutheran Churches Thayer County Deshler Beatrice City E. V. Capps Blair L. E. Jones Omaha G. Brook Barneston J. Nolan Altoona A. W. Downey Aurora Raffaele Ronadeci Toot Horack Brothers General m Merchantdise Brainard Hershel Rouse George. Rouse

Keep Storage Battery in Proper Condition

Practical guidance for maintaining lead acid storage batteries. Do not discharge fully and keep electrolyte above plate tops, typically one quarter inch. Maintain a full charge to prevent hard-to-restore idle batteries. Avoid electrolyte overflow by reducing charging rate and keep the top clean to prevent contamination.

France Orders New Ne License Requirement

A government committee appointed by the Freech ministry recommends that a new license be required for receiving ep. The proposal outlines regulatory steps and aims to streamline communications and poste delivery.

France Freech Ministry of Poste and Tetearephs Bee

Some Good Pointers on Installing Sets

A note on radio receiving set installation. Simple sets require little attention while elaborate sets benefit from careful placement. Emphasis on short leads from the receiver and spacing for easy manipulation during operation.

Comfort Your Skin With Caticura Soap and Talcum

A jumble of ad lines and clipped notes includes soap and talcum promotions, a quip about a lawyer’s death misprint and a telephone prank, plus a brief note on Japanese ice maker Eitaro Kago touring the U S and Europe.

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