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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1922
Page
4
A candidate announces their run for county commissioner in the 1st district forthcoming in the election. The notice references seeking support from voters and notes timing around the July 18 deadline.
The article argues that true patriotism starts with looking after the home nest and community, extending to county, state, and nation. It notes goods can be bought locally as cheaply as in cities, with occasional small price differences, stressing the welfare of family and neighbors.
A brief primer explains radio energy as electromagnetic waves, comparing wave motion to water ripples. It covers frequency and wavelength, carrier waves, tuning, resonance, and how antennas and receivers are adjusted to hear a station.
A children’s fable contrasts Calla Lily in a glass house with Jack in the Pulpit growing near a stream. The Calla fears discovery of her kinship to the wild Jack, who loves the outdoors, while other Jacks and wildflowers prattle about the world outside the hot house.
A diaphragm in motion would be too fast for human hearing. A simple receiver uses a detector made of two mineral pieces in contact or a mineral piece with a metallic spring, forming a crystal detector. This detector acts as a rectifier allowing current to flow in only one direction when AC is applied.
A terse note in a column-like item contends age perception skews judgment. A brief, ambiguous line pairs a man’s age with a woman several years younger or older, leaving exact ages unclear.
The Office of Public Buildings and Grounds states the Washington Monument elevators ascend 100 feet per minute, reaching 500 feet in five minutes. Woolworth Building lifts climb 700 feet from ground to 54th floor in one minute, the fastest ever. Eiffel Tower service reaches nearly 1,000 feet with three lifts, the highest single rise about 60 feet.
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