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Newspaper
Bombala Times
Location
Bombala, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1928
Page
2
A fragment discusses seat covers being impervious to water and resisting removal of seals. It notes that good seat covers can be cleaned on a scrubbing board without ill effects and mentions a simple recipe involving a broth or soup as an example in the notes.
Instruction urges letting an engine reach normal running temperature before carburetor adjustments and notes extra care in cold weather. It warns that adjustments made while the engine is chilled after standing may be unsatisfactory once the engine warms.
The article argues soap and water clean fabric and rubber-covered mining boards better than petrol or paraffin. While slower and requiring more effort, water avoids rot or cracking of rubber and does not damage paintwork from splashes.
The text advises starting with cold water to wash away dirt and grease, since hot water opens pores and can trap grime. After initial rinsing, switch to warmer water with soap. It notes some motorists debate the method and fail to clean their hands.
The Evening News notes two main routes for travel from Melbourne to Canberra. The longer coastal inland path via the Prince's Highway to Oann River departs 487 miles, while the shorter Albury Gundagai Yass route runs 413 miles. Both offer workable round trips totaling about 900 miles with time for a Capitol visit.
Practical guidance for winter motor trips emphasizing warm clothing and passenger comfort. Advice includes wearing layered garments, using gloves and side curtain panels, avoiding bulky coats, using hot water bottles for elderly travelers, and choosing gauntlet gloves to block wind while keeping the driver attentive to all riders.
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