Reducing Interference From Power Lines in Radio Receivers
An article explains how power lines introduce wired wireless disturbances affecting radio reception. It details using two radio frequency chokes in series with each power lead, shielding, a tenth microfarad condenser across the line, proper mounting, and grounding to minimize high frequency noise from power sources and eliminators.
Facts You Should Know About Radio Receivers
An instructional note explains neutralizing radio receivers by detuning each radio frequency stage. It describes removing ballast resistors per tube, using a wooden tool to adjust the neutralizing condenser until the signal is minimized, then reinserting ballast and repeating for the next stage. If per-tube ballasts are absent, turn off filaments and apply the same method.
Cheap Batteries Worth The Extra Cost For Longevity
The article argues cheap dry batteries wear out quickly and fail to deliver reliable service even in the short term. It warns the cheapest option in a run is the most expensive long term, and stresses quality materials and construction as essential for lasting performance.
New Zealand farm children taller and heavier than city peers
A survey finds children living on New Zealand farms are taller and heavier than those in urban cities, suggesting environmental or lifestyle differences influence growth and physique.
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Power from lightning far below U S generation capacity
Calculations by F W Peck Jr of General Electric estimate worldwide lightning power at any moment equals less than one twentieth of U S light and power output. With about 1800 thunderstorms active, 300000 flashes per hour total 1.5 million horsepower continuous, versus 32.5 million horsepower capacity of U S generating stations.
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Foreign language press mass readership in the world
The article notes that a country has a larger foreign language press presence than the home country with about 18 foreign born readers reading around twenty five thousand publications in their tongues. It lists 165 dailies 870 weeklies and the rest as semi monthly or quarterly publications.
Joint-Base Pain Relief Adverts for Quick Relief
A dated sale notice promotes Joint-Base pain relief for joints muscles and sciatica. It claims rapid absorption and fast results with a 60 cent price and a Chicago style free offer.
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Life Work and Minds in a Quiet Day
A brief note on Lifework and mental focus as Mildred reads a book and Sybil reflects on the life task. The passage hints at inner life and daily contemplation in a calm domestic setting.
Private secretary hired. stenographer kept with raise
John confirms employing a private secretary and preserving the stenographer's role with a raise, while Tom notes a class as a topic. The exchange shows job security and improved compensation within their staff.
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