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THE PROPER, BARXWRU-.-SrT.
Heed Nature's
Warning Before
It Is Too Late
Pains in the Side, Back and
Kidneys Show That Some
thing Is Wrong With Your
System — Nervousness,
Loss of Appetite and
Sleeplessness Are Ad
vance Warnings That if
Heeded Will Save Serioys
Trouble Later On.
(Kdlltd bjr O Pouglas. Wardrop. Editor of Radio Marchaadlaln* )
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Lesson
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Lesson for May 11
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Rear, View of New Trirdyn Receiver—Simplicity of operation and construc
tion make3. this new Trirdyn 3 R 3 the perfect receiver for all purposes. It
will operate with any antenna and does not rertadiate when receiving broad
cast signals. -Four important radio principles are employed in this circuit,
which gives signal strength equal to five tubes, but only three are-necessary
in the Trirdyn.
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The rapidly inrreasing popularity of
ttined-radio frequency in receiving sets
is Mearly Indicative of its extreme edi-
cieney. A prominent radio corporation
has used tuned radio frequency for the j it
past two years, notwithstanding the
great amount of publicity alroa-h
given to tuned rfrdio frequency of the
prevent osclllnth ns generated by th* 1
detector upon reaching the antenna.
The primary or antenna circuit of!
this set is aperiodic or untuned, making j
possible to calibrate the secondary
circuit and the tuned radio frequency !
amplifier in terms of wave length,
thereby enabling the receiver to lie ae-
it" is gratifying to
the corporation to
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Dy« or Tint Any Worn, Shabby Gar
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Each
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-old, worn, faded thm$ new. even If
she has never dyed before, (’boose
any color at drug store.—Advertise
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S'alt fields, in;Avestern rtah cover
more than o<K* sipitire miles and run
from two t" fifteen feet in thickness.
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St .Joseph's
LIVER REGULATOR
for BLOOD-LIVER-KIDNEYS
yie BIG CAN
MOTHER!
Baby
s -Best Laxative is
"California Fig Syrup’’
transformer type,
the president of
know that so many
manufacturers are turning to tuned ra
dio frequency’ ahipTTfieatToH In the de
sign of the new'receiveYs.
The newest addition to the line is
the Trirdyn 3 K 3, announced.jon the
third anniversary of the corporation.
The Trirdyn. having passed through a
thorough, test from every angle, and
after practical use by. people in various
parts of the T'nited States, was deemed
ready to distribute to the public. Lab
oratory tests are not always as prac
tical as those given a receiver under
the different circumstances encountered
in actual 'operation and the reports re
ceived bore out the excellent tests of
the designers. / year has been given
to perfecting rb.s receiver.
Four imrortanf principles are accom-
plDbed in receiver design in the Trlr-
<<yn: tuned radio frequency amplifica
tion with the first tube; Armstrong re
generative detector action with ffie sec-
ampllflrnllon-hy antenna, nains
ploying the dirst, or radio frequency
tul'e as an audio amplifier and one
stage of audio frequency with the
third tube. These factors combined in
the particular arrangement of this re
ceiver give signal strength of a receiv
er utilizing five tubes.
The Trirdyn will not reradiate when
receiving broadcasting stations' signals : but will
due to the fact that tire antenna is
very loosely coupled to the secondary
circuit and a nonoscillating radio-fre
quency amplifier is employed before the
regenerative detector, as a .barrier to
How to Build Your Own
Series-Parallel Switch
By S. STARR WALBRIDGE
|
| In constructing a honeycomb coil
set, the dlfigram of which calls-fnr n
! series parallel switch to put the pri
mary condenser in either series or
parallel with the primary coil, a very
neat job can tie done by using a four-
spring, two closed-contact Jack. The
! Jack should be connected as shown in
i the accompanying diagram. The
change from series to parallel is made
i by Inserting a wooden plug where the
I ‘phone plug .would ordinarily go. .If
you have an old violin key. this may
T>e cut off and will suit the purpose
very well. Another method of making
the plug-is to cut it small spoyl in half,
shape the cut end of one-half to suit
yourself, and insert a short, round
stick jtt'-f the size of the hole in the
spool. The I'lug tymy. be'enameled
black.
This arrangement not only .works
well, but requires a very short time
for . installation, add takes up very
curatidy adjusted to tin
broadcasting station fn-tf a calibration
fable or curvV -been This arrangemcnl
greatly simplifies tuning, making it pos
sible for the-operuLir after huung once
located given broadcasting sta'tion, to
again-return to it by adjusting the two
tuning dials at the numbers previously
logged. This makes it the ideal re
ceiver.
The set Is very selective because it
employs tuned radio frequency, loose
coupled antenna and a tuned second
ary. It is possible to receive the dis
tant stations despite local Int-erferenoe.
For example. In .Cincinnati it is pns
sible to tune in KDKA which Is only
17 meters higher in wave length than
\VL\V, whtte the latter station is in
operation.
The operation of the Trirdyn is very-
simple and will give excellent results
with any type of antenna. It oper-
areii satisfactorily with a small indoor
antenna, which provides loud-speaker
volume, even on long distance stations
and good results have been obtained
•nly
a ground connection.
It requires a detector and two ampli
fier tubes <>f standard type and satis-
factory 4 results are obtained when dry
cells are employed for lighting the fila
ment, but tlie volume will be greater
with d-volt tubes. Tne ttoplifier (ir-
cuit employs ;h» v<4its of ‘‘pNsJtattery,
perate satisfactorily with
volts. A "C” battery, may be employed
if desired. The Trirdyn is enclosed
in a beatuitful solid'mahogany cabinet
and.a cabinet to match may be used
for_ the dry cell, batteries.
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Body Capacity May Be
Obviated by This Plan
By E. G. MAHONEY
It is well known that the general
practice of shielding panels is not as
efficient as tf- might he. While tinfoil
or sheet metal elindnates the body
capacity, it also lias a tendency to nb-
Vrrmtr kmt
ftor Ptntf
imuikting strip
V wire rivet
When baby is constipated, has wind-
colic, feverish breath, epated-tongue. or
diarrhea, a half teaspoonful of genuine
“California Fig Syrup" promptly moves
the poisons, gases, Idle, souring food
and waste right out. Never cramps or
overacts. Rabies love Its delicious taste.
Ask your druggist for genuine "Cali
fornia Fig Syrup" which has full direr
tlons for Infants In arms, and children
of all ages, plainly printed on bottle.
Mother f You must say "California” or
you may get an Imitation fig syrup.
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Cot!
A Neat and Efficient Series-Parallel
Switch Can Be Made by Employing
a Jack of the Type Shown.
little panel room. Only one hole need
be drilled
several as
in- the panel Instead
for the ordimnr
of
series-
parallel switch, and the- result is' much
nicer in appearance.—Radio News.
If the Metallic Shafts of a Variable
Condenser Are Insulated From the
Knob and Dial by Small Strips of
Insulating'Material as Shown, Body
Capacitx Is Eliminated.
sorb energy from the apparatus which
it is shielding. - r~
I present herewith a novel and effi
cient method of eliminating this nui
sance, us per sketch, which Is prac
tically .self-explanatory. When mount
ing a variable ^condenser with a ver
nier, the connecting link between the
two vernier shafts should be a flat
piece of bone or any good Insulating
uiatenal, the same being fitted ihto
the saw slit and a hole drilled with a
No. 30 drill and a copper rivet In
serted. The one-fourth Inch shaft
upon which the dial Is mounted should
he of hollow brass in which the smaller
rod fits.
This method may also he applied to
varlocouplers; no rear, panel Is neces
sary with a va'rlocoupler, as the aver
age coupler on the market today- la
self-supporting-.—RadUrNews.
OLD SORES, PILES
^ AND ECZEMA VANISH
Good, Old, Reliable Peterson’s
Ointment a Favorite Remedy.
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Get a large box for 35 cents at any
druggist, says Peterson, of Buffalo,
N. Y.. and money back If It Isn't the
best you ever used. Always keep Pe
terson's Ointment In the house. Fine
for burns, scalds, bruises, sunburn, and
the purest remedy for Itching eczema
and piles the world has ever known
Tinning Soldering Iron
to Make Solder Stick
Radio set builders and experiment
ers who have trouble with their s<d-
"dering ironswill find 10 cents' worth
of sal ampioniac a good investment.
It Is a white powder. When the iron
gets refractory about holding solder,
file It clean and bright, heat it a trifle
above soldering temperature. Plunge
It In the sal ammoniac and then apply
solder and rosin, or use rosin cored
polder. Coat the point half way up
the iron. Let the Iron cool and then
use It as before. Care In not getting
It too hot will prevent burning off the
“tinning," as It is called.
Loud-Speaking Crystal
Set Not Yet in Sight
Reware of the man who offers to
tell you how to build a b>u^ speaking
crystal set. It cannot be done with
out the addition of one or two bulbs,
and most of the “plans” advertised
prove to h'e nothing but hook-ups of
standard audio-amplifiers. There Is a
mechanical amplifier made In Kngland
for use with crystal receivers, but the
price of the device Is staggering. But
taken by itself It is absolutely Impos
sible to work a loud speaker on a
crystal set unless the set Is located
within MX) feet of a broadcasting sta
tions-The only energy present In such
a radio receptor Is what Is picked up
t>y the aerial,-and its actual value Is
infinitesimally small.
Jonsh, viewed in the light of his an
cestors. \\;o a poor prospect for a
king. His grahdmother was the
wicked Atlmliah and bis great grand
parents were Almb and Jezebel. There
vviis < noiigh bad blood in bis veins to
assure his doom. 1 >ospin»jhis fact, he
brought about some noble reforms and
turned the people back to God.
I. Athaliah Usurps the Throne,
(vv. 1-3),
1. Her Attempt to Destroy the Seed
Itoya| (\. l). in order to remove any
rightful claimant to the throne she
trird tn kill all the royal male chil
dren. The act was not of sudden im
pulse,, but o( deliberate purpose!
2. Joash Preserved by Jehosheba
(vv. 2, 3). Though Athaliah was keen
eyed, she was checkmated by another
woman. This woman, the wife of the
priest, stole away this child and hid
him away In a bedchamber for six
years. God bad promised that through
the Dayldic line the Messiah should
come. In order that this line be un
broken Joash must be preserved. No
purpose of God can fall.
II.- Joash Crowned King (vv. 4-12).
1. Jehoiada’s Preparations (vv. 4-
li). The high priest and his wife
were strong characters. As the high
priest, Jehoiada felt that it was his
duty to thwart the heathen project of
Athaliah. His ^wife's co-operation
made possible the saving of Joash.
(1) Seeks the aid of the military lead
ers (v. 4). He knew somehow that
thes% men were not loyal to Ath-
allah. , • w.
(2) He took an oath? of them In the
house of the Lord (v. 4). He bound
them to their agreement by every avail
able means.
(3) He incited their spirit of pa
triotism (v. 4). He gave them a sight
of the king’s son. This*no .doubt, was
a great surprise. Now, having seen
the heir to the throne, they would risk
everything, even their lives, In order
to set him on the throne. . ■ , „
(4) He co-ordinates all matters
(vv. 5-11). The soldiers were divided
Into companies and arms were dis
tributed to them. Each group was as
signed to specific duties.
2. The Coronation (v. 12).
(1) The king's son brought forth.,
This was a great day in Jerusalem.
(2) PutMhe crown- upon him. This
was the formal Induction into office.
(3) Gave him the testimony. Thls-
was a copy of the law Indicating that
the king was to rule according to the
law of God The act of putting the
law on his bend showed that the king
himself would be under control of the
law.
(4) Made him king- Tips shows that
he had been made king by the choice
of-thh people.
(.*>) Anointed JJ-ni They poured oIL
upon bis bead. T - was the usual
method of consecrating prophets,
priests and kings.
(0) Clapped their hands. This was
n token, of Joy.~ r T l ftr deed being xb'ne,
they were ready t<> publicly proclaim
It. They shouted "Long live the, king.”
III. AltKaliah Slam (vv. 13-17).
1. The Noise of ibe Coronation of
Joash Brought Athaliah to the Temple
(v. 15). Up to this time she thought
her place on the throne wa$. secure
and that her heathen religion had free
course. ”
2. Her Doom (v. 14). Upon her ar
rival at the temple she saw the l<lng
wearing the crown and surrounded by
guards so that she could do nothing.
In her .despair she exclaimed "Trea
son, treason:” This was not treason,
but the triumph of right over wrong—.
the defeat of conspiracy and plot
ting.
3. Athaliah Executed (vv. 15, 10).
The orders were that she should not
be killed in the tXrtfple. They led her'
out by the_way of the horses’ entrance
to the king’s pr.laco and slew her.
What a tragic end for the sinner. Sin
can only prosper for a time.
IV. Worship of the People (vy.
17, 18).
Joash was seven years old when he
was made king. The high priest made
a covenant between the Lord, the king
and the people that they would he fhe
Lord’s people. In carrying out thl»
covenant they broke down the temple
of Baal and slew the priests of Baal.
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ThentJnre Roosevelt's sudden burst
info the limelight in connection with
the oil inquiries, bYings to mind the
fact that us a youngster be showed
many of the traits of bis Illustrious
daddy. For one'thing, he was a real
boy.
Family friends recall a morning at
Oyster Ray when Teddy, Jr.,’came to
breakfn-t with a dirty face.
"Why. Teddy,” exeblimed Ills moth
er. "you didn't wash your face this
morning.” _ \
“oITT’yt's I did.” maintained the boy.
“Well, it doesn’t look as it 'doe*
when I wash it."
"No wonder! If I rubbed as liaTd
as you' do. I’d push myself over.’’—-
Los Angeles Times.
Heroic Early Texant
Although Texans and Mexicans ar#
now on friendly terms, as are states ol
(lie original thirteen American col on lei
with the mother country, England,
there .wav a time when fighting was to
tire death and with little or no quartet
given.
Blood, hunger and suffering fraci
heroic tales over Hie pages of Texai
history. Col. James Bowie was ill an<
had to be carried across the mark ini
cot when, at the Alamo, Col. Willian
Barret Travers drew a line with hll
sword and saftl, "Whoever is willing t<
die like a hero, let him cross,” sayi
the Detroit News.
M-p/if Help ,
“Money makes the tun re go.”
“I wDh thaL mare knew I have $J
on her." Louisville Courier-Journal.
When Success Fails
There is r- failure more hpartbrenk- r
Ing and disastrous than success which
leaves God out of the bargain. If
you are simply setting out In life to
amass mere material success, fama
creqted or position gained, then suc
cess w ill Te the most dismal and dis
astrous failure.—G. Campbell Morgan.
The Extent of Usefulness
Our duty is to he useful, not accord
ing to our desires, but to our powers.
—Evangelical Visitor.
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