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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1915
Page
4
A long automobile Q and A covers using denatured alcohol as a fuel aid, spark timing, magneto life, and diagnosing knocks. It reviews rear axle design, spark plug life, brake lining care, bearing adjustment, wheel trueing, starting after refueling, repairing crankcase cracks, and proper overhaul practices. It emphasizes neutral diagnostics and consultation with a skilled mechanic for bearings and critical joins.
Five first class battleships cost about 14 million dollars each and more units were added. The piece defends Secretary Daniels, notes increased enlistment, expanded production, and improved training. It argues naval readiness has advanced, cites ongoing shipbuilding, and urges credit for the administration.
The article extols Krupp as the world’s mightiest war industry hub built in Essen and surrounding towns. It notes about 44,000 workers in Essen’s complex, with 15,000 more in rolling mills and other plants, plus thousands in shipyards, mines, and ore operations. It highlights vast facilities, rail links, and extensive machinery.
Alexander M. Ross of New York, 21 with a childlike intellect, was found incompetent by a sheriff's jury to manage a $300,000 estate left by his father. His mother sought a committee after Ross married a woman met during a three day furlough from Bloomingdale asylum. The marriage was annulled. the asylum superintendent testified Ross's mentality would not develop.
Bus and stage schedule fragment lists Westport Aberdeen Bay City Ocosta and nearby stops. Indicates daily and Sunday routes with departures from Westport and Aberdeen garages and notes end of Aberdeen stop and contact number 471.
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