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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1922
Page
3
The text explains three-electrode vacuum tubes acting as detectors and amplifiers. It defines the amplification constant K, the straight portion of the characteristic curve, and how symmetrical grid changes produce proportional plate current changes. It discusses distortion near curve bends, saturation, and the distinction between RF and AF amplification in radio receivers, plus how multiple tubes increase apparent signal strength.
An October discussion in Muncie Indiana cites a frying noise from radio currents as an explanation for a strange sound. Gifford Pinchot thanks radio for his governor nomination as a primary influence. A Chicago inventor claims radio can contact spirits amid anti prohibitionist concerns. Portland core department seeks funds for radio receivers for police cars and stations. Lord Northcliffe predicts radio will reshape journalism like the linotype.
In southwest Emmet County a baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Newton on Thursday. Local activity includes a school vacation for teachers institute, a neighbor visit by Laura Harrington, and a surprise birthday party at P. P. Peterson’s home for Raymond Berg. Raymond Berg and family visited Gilbert Osher, while Ralph Schacherer and a companion attended the Spencer Fair returning without coats.
Interstate debates will tackle repealing highway law in favor of a state bond issue to fund immediate hard surfacing of all primary roads. Pepper staff selections are announced for the coming year with Editor in chief Deemer Lee and others, a Friday high school meeting at 8:30 dismissing at noon for Emmetsburg game, and seventy students assigned to declamations with Mrs Biedermann hired to assist for a month starting Monday.
Albert Downing of the 8th Indiana Cavalry recalls a clash near Buckhead Church during Kilpatrick’s march to Waynesboro Georgia. Confederate artillery frightened mules and workers, a saber charge blocked a road opening, and a comrade from the 5th Kentucky Cav died later in an ambulance, reported by Bosley and Capt. White.
Bayonne News notes that the coal strike cost America over a billion dollars and that workers paid the bill. It argues strikes are unnecessary with courts and governments upholding workers’ rights, and questions who actually funded the losses, highlighting the burden on standard workers. The item also reports Shawnee Oklahoma citizens offering protection to Rock Island shop employees and deputizing the mayor to enforce safety and openness of factories.
Superior residents share visits to Clarksville Manchester and Estherville, with many neighbors hosting gatherings and church services. Baptisms occur, households relocate, and the town prepares to install an Apax chemical fire extinguisher while welcoming newlyweds Mabel Willard and Ralph Ewing to Spencer.
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