Life — February 7, 1924 — page 13: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

——— \ cellar, You yourself then enter—not by he glass-eyelet but by the more conven coal chute, After your ch training this will be easy tach the wire to the pipe-coil of still, No need of soldering: just Rive it a taste and it will stick around This connection will transmit from the nerator up through the wire to the roof ent kick t ake the antenna yw you can understand why I lated a steeple for the far end; it is a natural insulator, But don't work t to its full potential, or you'll nes ring With this strong i if aérial will sct up a jagnetic field, and at everywt Some will velengths to get to it is to switch the fr in other words, throw receivership, And there is Dusenberry mix-up is with out an ampeer where t THE BOARD OF ELECTRONS Tite set proper had best be erected on the library table—if the gift can be conveniently moved. T struct it you take a panel ok-ends con. f good y; one out of the front door will do you are a genuine electric fan, you'll er miss it.) On the face of this pa stained with ste sh or taken t chimney with you, you put yc ants, hyd) n adequate nds will see when you show off the The other side doesn’t particularly r. Indeed, on my personal set 1 have seven clever dinguses which can be monkeyed with from the front w ait changing anything at the back Vhich is how I gained my enviable rep tation as a radio expert BATTERIES FOR TO-DAY Surrer.vo! a GhaMeboard, certain a behind as they may coutrements are de rigueur The ions sort of expect them, he Dusenberry set incl] Ss seven inner tubes with sockets to match one tran regenera two switches ion (to thin waves), two ruction atomizer, three sscopes, onc battery coils, one so-watt k: ezer, one dry filled with distilled inspira- tional literature, one block of wet cells filled with cel Inloid; and, thrown” in among them, one monkey wrench Most of these utensils can structed at uction coils, for ex ample, are of simple de sign. Ju dinary ionic ¢ 1 3-32 inches long, it with radium, LIFE’S RADIO SECTION let it dry six we of No. 8 gold wire (J then coat with ra for six weeks m: built up nine layers i are about to you find y« aged. Next time you'll EQUIPMENTAL DISEASES Axb here are a few points mind, Wires should, if p ened at both ends, All j rubbed with Dr. Steinr to prevent rheumatismn drip pans under the oneycomb coils. hnsonvex, re will know the can boas Persons in th Dusenberry miringly to lo of Schubert's take same for a scotch, simply decei sound like those old-f Ir nate radios they are used t w neveg meant to. This one—just hear buck and whinny !—is A HANDY TRAVELING SET ¢ landladies’ attit people wh them to trave This able set has the large support berry rig Indeed iti ame thing in cc 1 form. For c sake I have ensconce THIS IS THE SIDE YOUR FRIENDS WILL SEE DIAPHRAGM OF DUSENBERRY DECEIVING CIRCUIT comicbooks.com