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The Democratic Banner in Mount Vernon, Ohio

27 Jun 1922

Page 6

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The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1922

Page

6

Local notices and village life fill Mt. Vernon pages

A broad sampler of Sunday visits keeps Mt. Vernon buzzing with neighbors traveling to Columbus Akron Fredericktown and Gambier. Families host relatives and friends, shoppers buy goods, and local businesses advertise such as Woolson's and Tinkey's Studio while a steady stream of community updates and travels marks a lively regional snapshot.

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Thal Serview Coletty Vale Porter Gunidier John Adina Vanatta Hutter Bucy Yackson's Hatcheries John Reap Fredericktown Nolwan Sapp Warsaw William Henson B. Metuire Com Jorbury Mites Marie Faraba Centerbury Woolson's Mire Paul Unger Akron Mt. Vernon Willemia Columbus George Jarvis Wackaon's Shir Waller Harry Wright Homer Charlow Ryan St. Louis Vernon Vernon Tire Co Xn Mosars J. C. Thakey Russell Pinkly Willard Charl Drowhard Alcon Drowhard Clip Proserve Halen Maley Manebold Mr. and Mia Jarold Harmon Faughter Hetty Columb Knecht Feeney Electric Company Cart K. Perrel Sunevik Sidney Wall Macia Woolson Carl K. Ferrell Zanesville Aphdr Haniva Mahathid A. Hailey West High Phroat Meath Rank Roby Donald Mir Dale Barre Pone Asthand Anidrewe Newark Cotullus DL Ashcroft Ucket Rt Marion Wat Mee Park Worley Marien Banday Paul Swithhhiver Cleveland Groverton Peiven Max & It Warvey Staate Millwood Sharp Dwight Magers Juciard Wooster Avenue Danville Calvin Magers J. H. Dopey Mary Hon Ind Tony Harry Max Mayors West Gabler McGuire James Reynolds Manus Parata Cettermiegapont Sanday Priende Clivenes Caldwell Jund Gambler Sanday Wo Harrie Rowere Straet Sten Delivery Taghera Harald Levering Willams Newark Road J. Finnell Marle Dorothy Huth Finnell Toledoy Tei Jday Mt. Vernon Tire Co Wmxi H. J. Walker Lak Noir Bellefontaine Mea J. Hunter Jollaway Mossie Martin Leetor Woolson Co Craig and Son Ethel Vowell Washington DC Mise Nellie Meladdun Booth Gay Misnow Lowani Julia Warren Mins Sura Culinon East Vine Street Louieville North Clineton Ktroet Marie Colter Michel Garber South Mul Berry Taughor's James J. M. Spence Kemnecoing Hie Thiel Ada Conper Hbrarin Mt Verdou Detroit Mich Antoning & Meeing Brary Canooration Mary Kunkle Vieanant Stepet Mt Gilead Aaron Hosenthal Mtr Mra Max Hyman Meg Lane Hunt Wok Boas Kilehia Mween Pardiy Bang Tartau Theodore Memfeo Ant Wyaut Norwalk Duta State
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Fringe George of Sorbian Accused of Menacing Letters

Fringe George of Sorbian son of the late King Peter and elder brother of King Alexander of Jugo Slavia faces accusations from Premier M Paehiteh of writing menacing letters. The case ties to tensions over throne claims and alleged Serbian Black Hand activity amid royal family intrigue.

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Fringe George of Sorbian Peter Alexander Jugo-Slavia M. Paehiteh Bieftlahte Black Hand White Hand
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Maybe She'll Change Her Mind Again

Mary Landon Baker of Chicago, who postponed her wedding to Alsster McCormick four times, declared in Paris she would marry him across the United States by September 1. She joined him abroad and wedding plans were set as before, but no ceremony has occurred.

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Mary Landon Baker Chicago Alsster McCormick Paria United States
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Troubleshooting Radio Receivers and Common Faults

A guidance piece on diagnosing simple radio receiver problems focusing on open and short circuits. It describes using a test jumpers and extension cord method to locate an open circuit and outlines testing a tuning cell by connecting probes to winding and slider to detect circuit continuity.

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Testing the Tune Circuit and Grounding Checks

The guide explains testing for open circuits by using a battery and buzzer in series with test clips to locate bad connections in windings. It warns against grounding the house lighting circuit and advises proper grounding of antenna and lead-in to avoid leakage and short circuits during wind movement.

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Testing Telephone Cord Continuity and Receiver Play

Instructions describe testing telephone cord continuity by touching cord tips to the tongue to hear a click from a good receiver. If a receiver is weaker, inspect and possibly tune its diaphragm toward the pole piece. Handle diaphragms carefully to avoid breaking fine leads, and test each receiver separately if no response from a double headset.

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Tips on Radio Antenna Tuning and Wire Arrangements

This note advises increasing antenna height to raise signal strength and using larger or more spreaders from six to ten feet for better reach. It warns about poor contacts with the slide rod and suggests soldering flexible wire to the slider to improve signal. It also compares multiwire layouts to single wires for performance.

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Bert Rostlt
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Testing open circuits in cam separator detection system

Inspect the cam separator cord for open circuits by shorting the Upa lead to the other receiver outside the cage. Use a buzzer or lamp at the Upa end to indicate an open circuit. Exercise care adjusting a detector to avoid finger contact with crystal or spring contact points. Clean the crystal surface with alcohol and a brush if signals weaken, replacing the surface if needed.

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Amateur Radio Rules Urged for Fair Play and Safety

Radio Inspector Schmidt warns amateurs to avoid poor judgment and rorting while promoting compliance with radio laws. Read regulations cost 15 cents from the Government Printing Office, and use minimum power, a 200 meter wave length, and a sharp energy spectrum.

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Tatr Radio L. BR. Schmidt Washington, D. C Texas Amunfeiine Tey
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Grounding Aerial Sparks Lightning Protection Advice

A guidance note explains aerial grounding to protect property from lightning. It recommends a direct copper wire No 4 gauge or larger from the aerial to proven earth, and warns against using water gas or steel pipes as ground connections to avoid hazards.

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May Reult
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