Lane’s resignation looms over national park movement
The interior secretary’s intent to leave the Wilson cabinet unsettles park enthusiasts who credit Lane with transforming the system. He pushed the 1916 park service act, drafted the 1918 policy, and oversaw seven new parks, expansion plans, and a rise in visits from 252k in 1913 to 755k in 1919, strengthening See America First and park economies.
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Department of the Interior
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Watch Your Gas Pump: 12 Rules to Save Gas and Money
The National Automobile Chamber of Commerce list twelve checks for motorists and dealers to curb short deliveries. Verify pump accuracy with a five gallon standard, ensure full strokes, inspect indicators, drain hoses, confirm proper graduations, and watch for external pumps. Detect leaks, low tanks, idle-pump delays, and suspicious curbside hoses.
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National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Go Wag: Five Checks For motorists to keep cars running
A writer coins the term go wag to remind drivers of five care points. G stands for gasoline with ample fuel, O for oil with the right type and quantity, W for water, A for air with tires inflated correctly, and G for grease with proper lubrication, plus attention to springs.
Careful Driving and Wheel Maintenance Emphasized
A historic notice stresses motorists must avoid accidents by careful driving and keeping the car in good condition. It warns that loose spokes and wheel trouble cause unsafe driving, tire wear, chassis damage, and costly repairs, urging frequent inspection and timely repairs to extend life and safety.
Flush side light illumination technique described
The article explains a flush side light where the lens sits level with the exterior and the lamp body intrudes into the dash. By cutting a section of the lamp casing, light spills onto the dash to illuminate it adequately, as demonstrated by Thomas W. Benson in Popular Science Monthly.
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Thomas W. Benson
Popular Science Monthly
Proper lubrication and throttle tips for safer driving
Proper lubrication is a factor in safety as important as new tires or a rebuilt motor. When approaching a stop or coasting around corners, throttle down to prevent engine racing and conserve gasoline.
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