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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1922

Page

15

Three Sources Of Plate Current For Vacuum Radio Tubes

The article outlines three sources for plate current in vacuum tube transmitters batteries motor generator sets and rectified alternating current. It discusses pros and cons of each including high first cost and maintenance for batteries and low maintenance for motor generator sets. It also lists a parts bill of a two tube transmitter with costs for transformer condensers grid components and an antenna setup. It describes building two RF chokes with specific winding details.

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Radio Merchandising Sees Knowledge Drive In Dealers

An alert radio dealer blends stock stocking with learning. He studies radio information through courses by mail or magazine lessons with a competent instructor. The field shifts toward merchants with strong electrical knowledge.

Radio

Radio transmitter power and rectifier options for vacuum tubes

The article discusses methods to obtain plate and filament power for vacuum tube transmitters using motor generator sets, transformers, and rectifiers such as kentron UV 216 tubes. It compares electrolytic and self rectifying circuits, outlining tube voltages, currents, and practical installation on house lighting circuits.

Radio Sets Sweep Coast States With Thousands Owning Receivers

Pacific coast states claim more than 25,000 radio receiving sets with some estimates reaching 50,000. Washington inventor Dr F Jenkins works on moving pictures by radio and foresees a future census of radio users. Cleveland enthusiasts report messages from Japan and warnings that today’s radios may become junk in a decade. Union College broadcasts its commencement along with the graduation ball music. Cleveland imposes a 60 cent radio license and station inspections. Local dogs and cats appear as comic radio enthusiasts.

Pacific Coast F. Jenkins Washington Cresson Japan Maroni Union College Schenectady N. Y Cleveland

Local notes from Estherville area reverse illness and events

Mr M Ikinson shows improvement as ladies meet at Mrs Perkins home to tie fringe on rugs. Families and visitors include Herb Olson, Gust Blanche Ruckman, Ar A Lewis, Fred Ruckman, Bernice Ostheimer, Vanderhoff family, E J Olson, Mrs McDonough, Mrs Ray Miller. Farm Bureau gathering at schoolhouse discussed farming poultry, bazaar netted 140 dollars, WCTU open meeting planned with county president Mrs Lamb and Mrs Husbuster. Sunday School convention at Superior praised. Rebekah lodge delegates reported on state convention.

M. Ikinson H. ‘Perkins Herb Olson Goldsburg Ibeen Ar ‘A. Lewis Rake Fred Ruckman Mitchell S. D Farm Bureau Bernice Ostheimer Clarion Archie Wilkinson Vanderhoff Estherville E. J. Olson Olson McDonough Ray Miller Superior Field Sec Hutton Haw Terril Rebekdh' Lodge

Election of Officers Named for Lodge unit

The following officers were elected: Noble Grand Mrs. Hattie Rudd Vice Grand Mrs. Flossie Zerfoss Recording Sec Mrs. Bessie Hamilton Financial Sec Mrs. Lena Benson. The note confirms election of officers for the lodge unit.

Noble Grand Hattie Rudd Flossie Zerfoss Bessie Hamilton Lena Benson

Play Christmas Games and Readings for Children's Spirit

Miss Agnes Murphy of Iowa State College urges using Christmas play and story readings to foster brotherhood in children. She notes that play expresses child nature and stimulates emotions. ideas include Night Before Christmas dramatizations and picture pantomimes by children to engage groups.

Agnes Murphy Iowa State College Miss Murphy

Watch Out for Scours in Calves at Iowa State College

Dairy authorities advise sanitation to prevent calf scours. Keep sheds clean, water troughs sanitary, and feeding equipment spotless. Treat navels with iodine for white scours and use castor oil for common scours. If milk feeds suspect, mix formalin solution into milk. Ensure sunshine and clean quarters for quick recovery.

Iowa State College

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