Lincoln Memorial and Lincoln Birthplace Ties Highlight 1923 Tribute
A Washington memorial tribute marks Lincoln birthday with reflections on the Lincoln Memorial completed in 1923 and its symbolism. The article traces the memorial's creation from congressional authorization in 1911 to its central hall statue by Daniel Chester French, Doric colonnade, and 48 state representations, and compares Lincoln’s legacy to Lincoln Cathedral in England, noting Lincoln family roots and transatlantic ties in shaping American and British conceptions of liberty.
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John Dickinson Sherman
Incoln’s. Memorial
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln Memorial
Washington Monument
Capitol
Lincoln Monument
Arlington
Lincoln’s Memorial
Lincoln
Congress
Henry Bacon
New York
Colorado
Daniel Chester French
United States
America
Harding
Lincoln Memorial Commission
William Howard Taft
Republic
Union
Democracy
Massachusetts
England
Lincolns
Benjamin Lincoln
Lord Cornwallis
Yorktown
Enoch Lincoln
Maine
Levi Lincoln
New England
Crey
Lincoln Cathedral
Tom of
Lindum Colonia
Britain
Boston
Earth
Elihu Root
Saint-Gaudens
Chatham
Burke
Franklin
Atlantic
Pacific
Carburetor Heater Aids Fuel Savings for Cars
A DIY carburetor heater adds exhaust heated air to the carburetor and intake manifold to improve fuel economy. The sheet metal heater clamps to the exhaust pipe and connects via a shaped pipe with an adjustable opening. Patterning in heavy paper guides cutting, fitting, and eventual needle-valve leaner adjustments after running the engine.
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G. E. Sears
Popular Science Monthly
Automobile Gossip Z Roadwise Car Care Tips
A self starter runs quietly in gear and powers the car. England now makes stainless fittings for automobiles. Scrape corroded terminals then clean with washing soda. Excessive braking hurts fuel mileage. Seventy five percent of motor troubles trace to ignition and 90 percent to neglect. When following closely on crowded roads be ready to pull aside when braking. Follow manufacturers lubrication guidelines. Do not assume you know more than the experts.
Safe Stop Distances and Driver Reaction Times
Cleveland engineer BE Weaver explains stopping distances rely on brake condition road surface and driver reaction time. He cites 86 feet at 30 mph with good brakes on dry road and 258 feet with poor brakes on slippery road. At 80 mph total stopping distance reaches 108 feet with good brakes on dry road and 280 feet with poor brakes on slippery surface.
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BE. W. Weaver
Cleveland
Weaver
Defective Tubes Spoil Tires Say Auto Ad
A vintage car ad warns that a defective inner tube ruins the tire and stresses that buyers should choose a high quality tube to prolong casing life. The comparison notes the tube as vital as a heart to the body and urges motorists to seek lasting, satisfactory service.
Puzzling Tire Blow Outs
The article explains tire blow outs often stem from long term damage to the casing after a severe early impact. Proper inflation and repairs may hide underlying faults that weaken fabric and lead to sudden failure later.
Driving safety cautions on hills curves and passing
A list of driving precautions advises to blow your horn when backing a car just before a hill top and before sharp curves or a cross road, and before crossing and before passing another vehicle going the same direction.
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Plymouth Rock
Lincolnshire
Hugh Lincoln
Chaucer
Samuel
Biderwood & Hraernoog
Llicold
United States Government
Bureau of Standards
E. S. Willis
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