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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1915
Page
6
Ford plans yearly output of 300000 cars with steel use around 136000 tons. Dock unloading crews move 100000 pounds of steel per hour, handling 1760000 pounds in nine hours. Spark plug demand reaches two carloads monthly, with 4 plugs per car, as Ford eyes 300000 cars this season.
The text argues that using pure gases in oxy acetylene welding reduces gas waste and work time, preventing impurities from causing carbonization and clogged torches. It cites purifiers like lime water and the Vulcan process as superior, noting impurities in oxygen from air lower efficiency and water-sourced oxygen with electricity yields the purest form.
Pittsburg council authorizes Safety Director Charles Hubbard to outfit engine houses with motorcycles and extinguishers with trained crews. Police funds earmarked for more bicycles and motorcycles to patrol outlying districts as horse units are phased out. A New York design features wireless gear and bulletproof sidecars. A Toronto motordrome upgrade and Winnipeg Harley project are noted, with jitney operators adopting motorcycle transit to boost routes.
The Willard Storage Battery company advises car owners to monitor generator output and lamp demand. Overloading with lamps or electrical devices can rapidly drain the battery. run the engine or charge from an outside source to keep the battery healthy and avoid premature failure. Willard service stations offer guidance to maintain battery health and prevent troubles.
De Gray Vanderbilt Jr of Long Island paid 614 dollars for a Ford and added 1200 dollars in extras including a collapsible Sedan Springfield metal body. He has crowded everything onto the Ford chassis except an electric starter, which he does not want for his own project.
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