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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1922
Page
6
The text describes radio transmitter design focusing on choke coils and transformer couplings. It explains how coupling affects plate current variation and grid drive, the role of impedance matching, and the advantages of transformer coupling for stable frequency response and power delivery.
Fragmented OCR text discusses rivalry and cooperation in telegraphy and wireless telephony, mentioning national development and international collaboration. It references American and British efforts, with unclear phrases about research, contributions, and policies shaping technological advancement.
The article explains resistance coupled amplification, choke coils, and transformer coupling. It notes stability and distortion considerations, variable chokes, and how resonance and capacitance affect plate current and output. It compares American and British amateur approaches to radiofrequency amplification and mentions Armstrong and super regenerative developments.
A cropped, garbled section notes radio buzz and solicitors touting glittering prospects. It mentions a young radio expert in Oxdonshire NYree and John J. Carty, famed as the wizard of the telephone, with Yale credentials. Arthur Conan Doyle predicts dead-transmission via radio within four years and direct communication Edison hoped for.
A fragmented cook list offers summer beverages and light dishes. Recipes include lemonade with egg, mint, and berries, green and black tea with lemon, berry shrub and jule, frozen beef tea for invalids, and various cheese crackers. Also included are Rice a la Creme, Head Lettuce with Roquefort, Huntington Salad, and Harvest Gingerade with ginger and quince flavoring.
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