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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1925
Page
6
The New York Evening World describes a straightforward kit to charge a storage battery for a radio set. It includes a voltmeter ammeter double pole double throw switch a battery charger a panel two binding posts and insulated wiring. The wiring allows battery to power the radio when the switch is up and charging when down with other tips on panel placement and wire gauge.
In dialogue heavy scenes at a park and manor, Myrtile probes Gerald about Christopher and love while confessing her own one sided devotion and future hope. Gerald plans a voyage to Russia to help Pauline’s imprisoned brother, while Pauline’s icy resolve masks deep longing as their affair strains.
Major Herbert H. Frost notes the radio industry faces record orders as production lags. Sets grow easier to build without college training, and the boom is expected to endure beyond next summer with higher power stations enabling clearer reception. Engineers predict gradual development with no sudden obsolescence.
A reflective meditation on finding value in any situation. The excerpt argues that Providence places some cordial drops in every man’s cup, offering contentment or resignation through wise extraction of good circumstances.
Grace Morrow describes Zulu courting north of Natal where young Intombi marry to replenish cattle kraals. Girls wear their mothers kilts, undergo a three week courtship with gifts, and have a life long marriage headdress woven with coconut fiber and clay. Names often reflect events or epidemics.
The royal Rome city administrator has approved in principle an Italian French group's bid for a subway concession. The scheme covers two underground lines linking congested districts chosen to maximize relief despite high costs. Officials note narrow streets and dense traffic make a subway desirable as population grows.
In 1882 M C Miller earned his first dollar and carved initials before spending it at a circus. Thirteen years later the same dollar surfaced as streetcar fare in New York City. It returned again when Miller, now a Florida filling station operator, was paid with the coin.
The California sea lion and the Steller sea lion inhabit the Pacific coast from southern California to Alaska. Old bulls grow up to about ten feet long with weights around twelve to fifteen hundred pounds, while cows weigh four to six hundred pounds.
Mirage is an optical illusion caused by atmospheric conditions. It appears as a real object distorted and seen in a false direction, with observers at different distances perceiving different forms.
A quotation reflecting on medical progress. The phrase contrasts curing past ills with preventing future ones, attributed to Kate Douglas Wiggin as a thought on health and foresight.
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