Telephone Talks—No. 16
Many patrons of The Moscow Telephone and Telegraph Company have expressed the desire to know just how they may do their part in providing improved telephone service. This series of "Telephone Talks" is the answer. He is improving the service.
Don't Let the Telephone Cord Get Wet. Be careful to see that the cord on your telephone is kept dry. This cord is not merely a wire. It is a delicate stranded tinsel, covered with silk and cotton. If the cord gets wet, the tinsel is apt to be destroyed—in fact, before it becomes utterly destroyed, there is an "off again" condition which is not only annoying but which is hard to find, and when found, the old cord must be replaced by a new one. Be careful to avoid any condition which causes the cord to become wet—by setting the phone in a window where rainwater may reach it, by setting it on a wet table or work bench, or by any other means. (See illustration).
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Moscow Boy Scouts have just enjoyed a splendid outing that means much to them. The excellent training and rigid discipline of the camp will be highly beneficial to the boys. The Scout movement should have the desired in better and hearty support of all who are intermarried for future years. 