Beartsts Beat 2s In Time Seadamn Play
Two beartssts secured a decisive win over the 2s in a tight time contest. The game featured rapid scoring with standout plays as the crowd watched closely.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1923
Page
3
Two beartssts secured a decisive win over the 2s in a tight time contest. The game featured rapid scoring with standout plays as the crowd watched closely.
A garbled broadcast of patent medicine claims for Cascarets liver and bowels with dubious instructions and capitalization errors. It mixes a purported Ginger aid with a mountain climbing record from California, mentioning Weaverville and San Francisco with unclear dates and names.
The text presents a garbled mix of marketing language about Capcura Soap and Ceticyruy products, claiming health benefits and beauty advantages. It includes scattered lines about advertisements, health, and social aspects, with numerous misspellings and unclear structure.
A detailed description explains building a crystal receiver with a stained mahogany case, three diapason tuning stages, and a variable condenser. It covers wiring from the left tuning cell to binding posts, the detector, and earphone connections, noting tuning via switches and the variable condenser for tone control.
Detailed construction notes describe wiring the set with binding posts at the bottom arc. It covers panel mounting, switch levers and points, transformer coils, a standard variable condenser, and a detector setup with a tuned coil and magnet wire. The receiver assembly is shown with a wooden block mount and back-panel hardware for finished alignment.
The piece argues coffee may cause discomfort and urges readers to test this by stopping coffee for a week and switching to Postum a caffeine free cereal beverage. It presents Postum as a healthful alternative and implies caffeine in coffee disturbs health.
A scrambled text describes an inexpensive method to construct a loud speaker using basic parts. It mentions brass hardware and funnel-like components, suggesting assembly steps and affordable materials for a DIY audio project.
A garbled note describes fabricating a brass receiver cap modification for a telephone set. The reader notes the device boosts volume compared with typical instruments, with reference to screws, fasteners, and a pulled component. The fragment mentions a cat, a lesson in earthen sound, and a casual remark about spending hard earned cash.
A detailed note describes making variometer stators with simple parts. It outlines winding arrangements, winding order, and securing wires inside a box with a voltmeter for testing. Steps include preparing windings, mounting, and preventing wires from unraveling during assembly.
The text advises techniques to revive a failing 14-volt battery by puncturing the case and injecting ammonia solution, then recharging. It suggests keeping the battery inverted and sealing access holes with tape to add more solution periodically, warning that this may restore voltage to around DW volts.
A fragmented article describes small snap fasteners used to create ties and connectors. It notes varying sizes and halves allow secure quick connections, enabling easy mounting and adaptive configurations. The piece cites soldering fasteners to strips and shafts for rapid, sturdy joins in experiments.
A fragment discusses achieving finer adjustment of a variable condenser. It mentions preventing voltage fluctuations and notes a long band as a potential remedy, focusing on making the adjustment easier and more reliable.
A description shows a condenser handie adds fine adjustment and body capacity effects. An easily removable handie is illustrated in the magazine, made from brass strips and red thread. Braced stripes fit the knot, and a clamp joins components. The urnse rod is wrapped with wire around a brace.
The writer advises laying out circuit parts on a peat board and drawing connections with a pencil to verify the diagram before wiring the net. This preassembly check detects faults early and reduces the risk of damaging expensive components.
A short advertisement cites yeast foam and baking knowledge as building confidence for girls in mastering bread. It invites readers to send for a free booklet titled The Art of Baking Bread.
A fragmentary advertisement urges rural and small town households to improve sanitation with septic tanks privy vaults and protected water supplies. It promises free full directions including materials and methods and cites the Portland Cement Association Chicago address for the brochure Concrete a Flame Sanitation. It ends with a quip about reputations for gentleness masking boastful nature.
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