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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1926
Page
3
Fort Collins advises that April and May bring frequent sour milk and cream complaints. Keep milk below 60 degrees F during spring to prevent souring within 24 to 36 hours. consumers should refrigerate promptly and avoid sunlit porches.
The article notes extensive advertising and demonstrations teach the value of registered seed, applying to crops as well as livestock. It cites Maine as a leading potato state with 14,045 acres of certified seed grown in 1924.
The article explains best practices for outdoor radio antennas including length 50 to 150 feet with lead-in, mounting height, and clearance from trees and power lines. It details insulators, wiring layout, and a diagram key for a high efficiency aerial suitable for receiving distant stations.
A Radio Broadcast magazine excerpt explains high amplification constant tubes suit resistance and impedance amplifiers. It notes mu values affect input voltage needs and that transformer coupling enables power delivery. It compares 1925 1926 tube impedance changes and neutralization effects on amplification and oscillation.
A historical note credits Lee DeForest with key developments in radio telephony. It highlights the audion tube as detector amplifier and oscillator source, noting early Atlantic communications, Marconi limits, and the evolution of voice transmission technology.
The article describes tubes used in early radio receivers. It explains detector tubes and separate audio and radio frequency amplifiers. It notes how tubes can serve as detectors and as amplifiers, with relays releasing current from batteries when stimulated by the signal.
The article notes noise and distortion may come from broadcasting stations or the receiving set. Check by listening to a couple of other stations. if their signals are clean and clear, the problem lies with the listener and not the broadcaster.
A door used as a frame yields a loop aerial with directional effect. The setup works with distant signals on a five-tube receiver. About all turns spaced half an inch provide broadcast range when tuned with a small condenser. larger turns and different condenser require adjustments. Insulated wire No 18 or 16 gauge is suitable.
About 1,000,000 households in Russia own amateur wireless sets as the government confirms a license fee of 50 cents yearly for a crystal set and 1 dollar yearly for a tube set. Amateurs may use transmitting equipment as well as receivers and imports of radio gear are banned, all gear must be Russian made.
The New York Herald Tribune notes Patou's spring collection blending practicality with elegance. Two piece jumpers, capes, and evening gowns in georgette, crepe de chine, and mousseline de soie showcase color ranges from pale pinks to greens, with straight silhouettes and strategic fullness.
Stomach troubles quickly fade with Green's August Flower, a 60 year old corrective claimed to relieve indigestion dyspepsia and constipation. Available at all druggists for 80 or 90 cents. If unavailable, write A G Green Inc Woodbury New Jersey.
A neighbor hearing a boast at a banquet remarks on a supposed neuralgia cure. The doctor claims invention but the exchange ends with surprised apologies and amused silence.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment for pimples redness and itching, advising to touch the skin then bathe with Cuticura Soap and water rinse dry and dust with Cuticura Talcum for a fragrant finish priced 25c each.
Eve Curie responds to questions about abandoning science for music. She says her mother Marie Curie supports her career choice and hopes she will be judged by her own efforts, not by being the famed scientist’s daughter.
An advertisement claims Tanlac rebuilds strength after illness, easing nervous strain and fatigue. A testimonial from F.J. Messmer of Bar dewe praises Tanlac for restoring energy, appetite, and vitality, urging readers to purchase and begin treatment. The ad encourages Tanlac capsules for constipation and cites a 1888 publication notice.
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