Motor trucks will carry all perishables to markets
William Fulton Melhuish president of a large motor truck concern argues that motor trucks will solve farm marketing issues. He cites statistics showing half of perishable farm products never reach market and shares a case of a farmer who built three trucks, expanded acreage, and increased earnings, while dealers shift to educate farmers about motor trucks.
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William Fulton Melhuish
Melhuish
America
Coil Spring Fixes Noisy Automobile Starting Cranks
A simple hook end spiral spring of proper length can stop rattling and wear from starting cranks. Attach a four to six inch coil spring to a bolt or frame with ends bent to fit the crank to hold the crank rigid and quiet. A few drops of oil keep it lubricated as described in Popular Science Monthly.
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Popular Science Monthly
Fitting a New Key to a Worn Shaft
It is not good practice to fit a larger key to a worn keyway. Cutting the slot to take a larger key weakens the shaft. welding can fill the old slot and a new keyway is then cut.
Causes of radiator leaks and wheel wobble identified
The text explains radiator leaks often stem from vent overflow in the filling cap becoming clogged with sediment, causing steam buildup and pressure to escape at the weakest point. It also notes that even with a true wheel, improper rim and tire mounting can create a wobbling impression in the assembly.
Dragging Brakes Reveal Heat Signs After a Run
Dragging brakes generate heat. the outside of the bands can reveal system condition after a run. Felt heat indicates excessive drag, suggesting worn linings or binding components needing inspection or service.
Care and Attention Required for Tubes
A tire dealer warns that proper care extends inner tube life and reduces on road changes. Porosity and small cracks signal near end of life while careful patching and vulcanization prevents disaster. Proper gap between casing and tube avoids heat and tearing. Overall tube mileage hinges on careful use and handling.
Preventing Rust on Tools with Vaseline Coating
A simple method to keep tools from rusting is to mix vaseline with a small amount of gum camphor and melt the blend over a slow fire. Apply the warm coating to tools using a soft rag for protection.
How U S Ranks in World Arena
Senator John Sharp Williams argues the United States must extend cash and credit to enforce a lasting peace after WWI. He praises Allied victories and urges a robust global league of nations to prevent renewed conflict, stressing sacrifice at home and abroad to sustain peace and reconstruction.
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United States
England
France
Italy
Germany
Austria
Salonica
Bulgaria
Allenby
Jerusalem
Mesopotamia
Europe
Asia Minor
Turkey
Russia
America
Uncle Joe Cannon
League of Nations
Progressive city boast with modern services
The reception committee chair claims Birmingham boasts up to date street flushers speedy garbage trucks and loud emergency services. a distinguished visitor questions the specifics in a brief exchange.
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Ohio River
Birmingham Age-Herald
Jimmie’s Grammar Lesson And Baby Clothes Ad
A humorous scene shows Jimmie explaining pronouns in a playful dialogue with his father. The text also promotes Red Cross Bag Blue laundry product claiming fresh dainty clothes for baby with no streaks at 5¢ per package.
Quip Exchange Highlights Food Observation
A playful dialogue features Miss Kawstick remarking on Mr Cholly’s lack of eating while noting fish as brain food. The exchange ends with a caution about underestimating a fool who may outwit someone.
Ten Year Old’s Morning Mischief In Indianapolis News
A family scene from the Indianapolis News features Jimmy a ten year old at breakfast time. He surveys his face in his mother’s hand mirror while his father asks the reason behind the mirror. The boy jokes about choosing which part of his face to wash showing his unusual household habits.
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Jimmy
Indianapolis News
No Altruism in Jones's Automotive Abuse Methods
The article portrays Jones as an accident insurance agent who exploits or mishandles cars, framing his actions as dangerous and lacking altruistic motive. It analyzes the implications of his behavior and the risk it poses to others.
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Jones
Mean and Sharp Remarks Echo in Exchange
The dialogue features a biting back and forth about character. One speaker praises another as a kindred spirit while the other rebukes the verdict as weak. The exchange reveals tension and sharp wit in a terse verbal clash.
Representative Esch Promotes Railroads Unscrambling Bill
The article recounts Representative Esch defending his measure to unscramble the railroads. He declares belief in railroads and labels pessimists as poor stuff. A preacher questions relentless pessimism while citing misfortune next door.
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Esch
Providence
Curtis
Insane Soldier Sparks Headquarters Question
A wry remark pairs dining wit with discipline as a soldier’s insanity raises questions about leadership at headquarters. The line hints at the tension between military order and mental health in a stationed unit.
Not Your Heart It Is Your Kidneys Health Claim
Old health ad promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure for kidney disease and related symptoms. It urges immediate purchase, claims rapid relief within a day, and suggests ongoing daily use to prevent future attacks. Addresses druggists and guarantees money back if ineffective.
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Ady
Nature
Haarlem
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