Teachers Assigned in All Schools List of Principals and Staff
The document lists numerous schools with assigned principals and staff including Bennett Hullinger Davis Dry Fork Dragon Fort Duchesnie Gilnes Independence Jenson Lapoint Macr Larsen Moffat Naples Sterling Valley South Libery Tridell Vernal junior high Whiterocks Willow Woods Nandlett Raboo Woolley and others. Many names such as Mrs Hullinger Mrs Coltharp Miss Wall LeRoy Morrill and Mrs Hattia Johnson are noted as not yet assigned.
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Chas
H. Colton
O. N. Olson
Myrtle Hoeft
Daphne Cooper
Margaret Merkley
Margaret Bartlett
Pearl Eaton
Mary Witmer
Jesse Tfians
Whiterocks
Hilda Belcher
Willow
Louisa M. Thorne
Woods—Burl Larsen
Nandlett
V T. Rice
Gertrude
Opechancanough’s 1622 massacre and his final stand
A vivid recounting of Opechancanough the Pamunkey chief who led the 1622 massacre that killed hundreds of Virginians. It notes his long vendetta against the English after Capt. John Smith’s capture, the later siege again at age 100, and his death after a confrontation with Gov. Berkeley. The piece closes with unrelated editorial quips on happiness and cold weather.
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Virginia
James River
Opechuncanuvugeh
Apechuncanotgh
John Smith
Jhle
Powhatan
Opechancanough
Opecharteanough
William Berkeley
Jaumestown
Berkeley
Change Potential to Obtain Signals in Vacuum Receiver
The article explains adjusting filament current and plate voltage in vacuum tube detectors to optimize signal. It covers using an A battery potentiometer for fine plate voltage control, risks of too high plate voltage causing gas ionization, and proper circuit wiring with an A and B battery, tube socket, filament rheostat, and grid condenser.
Sun Dust Screen Blocks Wireless Signals, Says Fleming
Professor J A Fleming of University College London explains that sun dust forms an atmospheric envelope about 100 miles above Earth acting as a wireless screen. This dust screen could refract or reflect long distance radio waves, allowing signals to travel thousands of miles.
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Earth
J. A. Fleming
University College, London
How Big Is an Electron Millikan Oil Drop Experiment
An American professor at Chicago, Millikan, conducted a landmark experiment to measure the electron. He used a tiny oil drop about 110,000th inch in diameter suspended between charged plates. By adjusting the plate voltages the drop could be made to rise or fall, and as it gained or lost electrons its motion revealed the charge of a single electron.
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Millikan
Chicago
Radio Hobby Tips For Early Amplifier Builders
A meeting of station reps near New York and New Jersey discussed radio Jam and wiring practices. Advice covers using small secondary capacitance, tracing open circuits, neat spaghetti tubes to avoid shorts, and a shift toward radio frequency amplification to boost signals before the detector.
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New York
New Jersey
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Pearl Shaffer
Ada R. Cook
Lora White
Mrs. Hattia Johnson
Stories
Elmo Scott Watson
Astill
London
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