Belt Valley times. [volume], November 12, 1925, Page Page Seven, Image 7

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In His Honan
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Ur. P. H. Prick«, whose address
is 62S Pontiac Bldg. St toms. Mo,,
writes ander the date of Jane 25,
1924:— ; ■
"My family and myself have had
s-plendid results from your Pe-ru-n*.
We are never without it in our
hörne. I wouldn't take a thousand
dollars for what it has done for
my family and myself. When I
confrsct a cold I immediately take
a dose of Pe-rn-na and vet relief.
1 recommend Pc-n»-ns everywhere."
For coughs, colds, catarrh and ca
tarrhal conditions generally
Pe-rn-na has been recognized as re
liable for over fifty years.
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Resinol
Never Grows Older
He feet* like a
I boy st forty. Whenever
constipation troubled him Beech,
am'* Pill* brought
certain relief,
"For over a vest
headaches and constipation,
remedies having (ailed. I cold
one at my dub, who suggested
1 try Beechers'* Pill*. I tried them,
another relieved I'm only
I suffered from
other
that
and I fed like a boy again after tak
ing Beecham'« Pill*.
" An too»
Bracham'
» mu lor cocotlpatJaoi Mllnwnil
^nd »ick bgfl 4 iCM. H
Mr J O.. Yoakrta, N. T.
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FRKB SAMPLE—Writs today for ftw atari«
So B. V. Alta* Co.. 417 Canal Su New York
for Vetter Health, Take
Beecham 9 « Pille
Quick
Safe Wiit/
Relief
CORN
In on* ml not*—of le«*— the pstn end«. Dr.
•choir« Zlno-pao ta th« aale. ante, healing
tr eat m ent for cocna At drug and aboc aloreo.
DT Scholl's
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Put osss on -
naiad» goos
Boscfaee's Symp
Killing; Coughs
for SR Ysars
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all druggists.
BIBüffii— Bil——Itata
Mode Î4JÛOO Mile»
Phonograph music was recently
transmitted by radio from England to
one of the warships of tbs American
fleet In Wellington Harbor, New Zea
land, a distance, of 14,000 tofts«.
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HOW TWO WOMEN
AVOIDED OPERATIONS
The Following Letters of Mn. Thurston and Mrs.
:f Beard Carry an Encouraging Massage
to Other Sack Women
Vegetable Compou n d timt I told taf
husband I woum try it before I gave
* n to feel that it
began to leave me, also the backache.
a good appetite
togtows^tti. Taking
wsa the beat thing 1 «vor did. I fad
Mke it has saved my Ufa and
hesitate to soy so to my friands. At
tmvod me from a drwméeâ
the
1 do not
Still tArlag it ]
operation and I
let tera from
to
—Urs. K m*L Thitmto«, 824 North
floe Street, limn, Ofato.
Mn. Bmmfs Letter
will write yea »
bur it will do soma
said I
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Mtoramt amuK, uma. iw
got fin relief.
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end urn not able to
lima, Ohio.—"I umt to taQ you
howjjww .lÂSÂÎâÿ,
acmes the boose. They sold ftm
the Change «f life. leawLydtofc
Ptokham's Vegetable Co mp ou nd ad-
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doctor»
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Movement Sore Sign
oi Advancing Yean
There Is • philosopher who has a
department on the Craig Leader, and
here la hia latest utterance:
"Everyone has read that King Solo
mon had a thousand wives. And the
queen of Sheba was the king's favorite.
She had brains. To test his ability she
once dressed a thousand boys and girts
alike and told the king to pick them
out, the boys from the girls. He bad
each one wash their hands The boys
washed their hands and part of their
wrists and the girls washed their
Bat If the average man could stand
oft and watch a thousand men come
down stair steps and Just watch their
feet be could tell whether they were
young or old. The young man dash
down aa If to bet they are going to
make It, while the old man feels his
way. Ever notice ItT"—Atlanta Con
stitution.
Fortune in Platinum
A mining pioneer of Vancouver,
Charles F. Shaw, has discovered s de
posit of chrome Iron containing a large
percentage of platinum. The deposit
Is on the beaks of the Tulaman river,
British Columbia, and the news of the
discovery has excited such Interest
that over a hundred claims have been
staked already. Platinum from Tula
man Is not a new development; over
20,000 ounces have been won from
other deposit* In this region.
Shaw's deposit, however, la the rich
est yet discovered there.
Mr.
COLOR IT NEW WITH
"D IAMOND DYES"
Just Dip to Tint or Boil to
Dys.
Each 15-cent parir
ege contains direc
tions so simple any
woman can tint soft,
delicate shades or
dye rich, permanent
colors In lingerie,
silks, ribbons, skirts,
waists»
costs,
dresses,
stockings.
sweaters, draperies,
coverings, hangings
—everything!
Buy Diamond Dyes—no other kind
ind tell your druggist whether the
material you wish to color Is wool or
silk, or whether It Is linen, cotton or
mixed goods
There's many a man who owes a lot
to his wife—and many another man
who owes a lot because of her.
DEMAND "BAYER" ASPIRIN
Taka Tablets Without Fsar If You
8 n ths Safety "Bayer Cross."
Waning! Unless yon see the name
"Bayer" on package or on tablets yon
are not getting the genuine Bayer
Aspirin proved safe by millions # and
prescribed by physicians for 28 years.
Say "Bayer" when yon buy Aspirin.
Imitations may prove dangerous.—A dr.
Every time s man plays at the game
of love be tries to cheat.
No ugly, grimy streaks on the
clothes when Bed Gross Ball Blue Is
used. Good bluing gets good results
All groesrs carry tt.—Advertisement
The majority rules—when In accord
with the boss.
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Cuflcurs fer Bors Hands.
Bosk hands on retiring in the hot suds
of Cntlcura Soap; dry and rub In Cu
ti cur* Ointment Remove surplus
Ointment with tissue paper. This Is
only one of the things Cntlcura will do
If Soap, Ointment sad Talcum are used
fbr all toilet purposes.—-Advertisement
Castles in the air usually coat a lot
to keep up.
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Throe-Tubs Rsflax Rsoslvsr Using Law-Lot* Doughnut Coll Couplor and
Timed Radio Frequency Transformer. Second Tubs fa Rsflexsd he
That || Amplifies Current a* hath Radio and Audio Frequencies.
By FRANK REICHMANN, B. L I. M.
The perfection of the low-loss dough
nut type of Inductance has made pos
sible the increase In efficiency of many
circuits. Due to the fact that l oa aaa
art lower than In any other type of
coll available at the present time, sub
stitution of the doughnut coll for the
conventional type of varloconpler In
the reflex receiver makes a good cir
cuit much better.
Tuning la sharpened and stability
Improved considerably as the radio
frequency resistance of this form of
winding Is st s minimum and tbs mag
netic field Is confined to the Inside of
the coll winding, eliminating inter
conptlng and Its consequent effects.
The coil is stagger-wound to reduce
distributed capacity losses to a point
seldom reached with other types oi
Inductance«.
< Uses Reflex Principle.
Pickup of energy from local stations
la practically eliminated In the receiv
er described In this article, due to the
feet that the coll shape is such that
energy picked np on one side is neu
tralized by the energy picked up on
the other side. This fact makes it
possible to tune In distant stations
without the background of local sta
tions Interfering.
In this connection It Is advisable to
keep the leads from the batteries and
ths set wiring as short as possible
to avoid the additional pickup that
might offset the good effects of the
low-loss doughnut coll, which are truly
remarkable when properly utilized.
The receiver here described makes
use of the reflex principle which fur
ther increases the value of the set for
the number of tubes that are used.
Although but three tubes are used, the
current Is passed through five stages.
TOMMY RADIO
I- By ROBERT 8UTLIFFI g
I WENT Into a barber's shop to |
have him cut my hair, a
$ Ths barber said "Just come right S
In, be seated over there." f
& Three other men were seated and g
£ the last one winked bU eye. i
g " Twill take too long. TO take s £
« sneak," unto myself said L |
2 Oh, It's radio this and radio that, $
® It's radio night and day, 7
* The barber plugged Into a set £
K and a hand began to play, f
& All thongbts of going from the w
g place were soon gone from ®
S my bead. £
I "I thought that that would hold ®
§ you, boy," the radio barber §
r said.
* I took my girl one night with 2
me we thought we'd have a S
S dance ;
® We like to wiggle round a bit «
a and twist and bunch and %
w prance,
£ We waited there, there was no a
band, 1 said. "Come, let us 9
B f °" y>.
g But pretty soon the crowd be- g
» gsn to dance by radio.
Oh, It's radio this and radio *
that, It's radio night and £
day.
Ton bear a band a thousand j
miles from where the spiel- §
era piny,'
Ton hear a man In Canada that %
I
talks in Tennessee,
And a fellow ont In No Man's
Land your neighbor's got
to be.
On Sunday morn you stay st s
borne, you needn't miss your 4
psalms. p %
For through the air comes plain ?
the Word, perhaps some S
chap sings "Palms."
Toe needn't even miss the plats e
when time comes to chip In, @
A lot of folks are sending checks &
to kill long-distance sin. f
Ob, It's radio this and radio that, a
Um toad and o'er the ®
M
U climbs the mountains, makes
ths deep, o'er all the land
The United States sir mall service/
being n»»|«ted through radio ets
«Ums at principal potato to the country. I
good cheer It takes.
A million things lost yesterday,
today you've come to know,
A rata of radio« everywhere.
well soon have radio snow.
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being amplified twice In' the form of
radio frequency, rectified by the cry*
tsl detector, and then amplified twice
In the form of audio frequency, reflex
lug taking place In the second tube.
• ' The set can be made very compact,
with two toning controls, and equal
ing, or out-performing, other receiv
ers using five tubes In n straight cir
cuit. Reception is clear and 'ttndls
torted, lacking the characteristic re
generative distortion noticed In so
many circuits where the tubes are op
erated near their oscillation point
Material Needed. ■ .
To build the receiver you will need
the following list of materiel ;
One low-loss doughnut coupler.
Two reflex radio frequency trans
formers. (Low-loss doughnut colls,
of the transformer type may be used
here In the first stage.)
Two .0006 mfd. variable condensers,
preferably stralghtllne-frequency type.
One fixed mica condenser each of
the following sises: .001 mfd., .002
mfd., and .00025 mfd.
Low ratio audio frequency trans
formera, suitable for reflex.
One fixed or adjustable crystal de
tector.
Three tube sockets and rheostats for
the type of tube to be used. Twenty
five-ohm with the UV 201-A or C 801
À type, Is recommended.
One single-circuit telephone Jack.
One 7 by 18-Inch panel with a 7 by
17-Inch baseboard of ft-lncb soft wood.
Binding posts, wire screws etc.
No grid leak and condenser Is re
quired for this type of receiver as a
crystal detector Is used. Mount, the
apparatus so that short leads and wir
ing between the various parts can be
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Better Service Over
Your Friendly Crystal
Increased power output of many
broadcasting stations now makes It.
possible to obtain good reception with
s simple crystal set If within a 26-mils
radios of a broadcaster. This particu
lar circuit tunes sharp heraus« of a
combination tuner and wave trap.
Col) "A" consists of 60 turns of No*
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at'--.
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Diagram of a Bslsstlys Crystal Ostso
. tor CirauH.
22 double Cotton-covered wire wound
on s tubs SH inches in diameter. CsU
M B" to 12 turns of the same aim wire
wound on top of Coll "A" but insulat
ed from the windings by a layer sf
paper.
Effect of Increasing
Wave of the Antenna
Two simple principles applied to the
average receiving set will enable the
operator to keep In tube with all
wave* from 200 to 600 meters. If a
coll of wire is placed In series with
ths antenna. It has virtually the same
effect as Increasing the wave.of the
antenna, thereby making It possible to
pick np higher wave lengths. The
larger the coll the greeter will be the
Increase in wave length. If a variable
condenser is placed In series with the
antenna or ground wire, the wove
length range of the eel Is reduced. Ths
smaller the capacity of the condenser
the greater will be the cut In wave
length. To place a coll In series with
the antenna, connect the lead-in wire
to one end of the coll and run a wire
from the other terminal of the «dl to
the antenna binding poet on the set
A series condenser to connected ths
Enamel Aerial Wir«
Enameled wire has been proven by
many tests to be the best for ose In
building aerials. Bare wire become*
costed with soot, which causes certain
electrical losses, and fabric covered
moisture that al*o cause*
The wire used should be of the
best grade copper. Stranded wire ol
the »to s size as ordinary round wire
is theeeeUcaJly better, but to actual re
crirtog practice It to hoed to tell Its
superiority
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"My dear, I was talking to another
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Colds Headache Neuritis Lumbago
Pain Neuralgia Toothache Rheumatism
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Hapdy "Bayer" boy«« of IS tablets
Abo bottl«« at «4 and 106 —Druggists,
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Transcript.
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Mrs. Crane had indigestion for ten yean;
Tanlac brought immediate relief. '
As » climax to long y tart of suffer,
ing, *Mrt. tiatrit Grant got to lad
tht couldn't tUep and then wen
dayt when the couldn't walk aerott
tht floor. At timet tht gat pressure
was so great the could scarcely
breathe. She 'was faint and dirty.
She writes: " Tanlac brought im
médiate relief and tin boulet were
enough to rid me of my troubles and
bring back the joy of living. My health it better than everand
/ am to pleated with Tanlac I praise it to everybody.**
"Authentic statement from our Act.
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There is nothing like Tsnlsc to cleanse and revitalize slug,
gish blood, restore lost appetites and put the whole body m
fighting trim.
Results come quick.- Yoa start feeling better right from
the first dose.. Before the -bottle is gone you wifi wonder
what miracle he« happened to you.
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Nor*: For Constipation, taka Tsnlsc Vege
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