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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1922
Page
7
A detailed DIY guide to building a simple nonregenerative vacuum tube radio receiver. It covers power needs with A and B batteries, winding a tuning coil on a cardboard tube, mounting components on an eight inch square base, and assembling detector and related parts with exact materials and connections. Includes figures and wiring schematic references.
Melbourne sets up a mammoth radio system to link directly with Great Britain. Substations will be three times as powerful as European peers, with the main transmitter and receiver terminal thirty miles apart and twenty four towers eight hundred feet high. Canada will host receiving and sending stations, Australia will manufacture feeder units, total cost about 5 million dollars. The system aims to span 12 000 miles during most workdays and cut wireless rates to Europe by one third.
Short flashes note San Francisco concerts broadcast from Schenectady New York soldiers drilled uptown on Governor's Island and coast seaside resorts where young women listen to radio music between swims. Experts say radio will aid subnormal education by boosting interest and dentists profit from keeping patients minds off dental troubles with ear pieces. Great possibilities for the soothing talker.
September 11, 1922 minutes show the county board, with all members present, awarding the graveling of miles A, B, C and D on Primary Road No. 43 to C. A. Torrence at 40c per cu yd for A B C and 35c per cu yd for D, and approving multiple warrants for completed gravel projects on Primary Roads Nos. 9 and 43. The board adjourned to September 20, 1922.
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