World events in brief form from 1919 notes
A collage of world happenings lists: Franklin K. Lane ordered to rest. Leo Stern arrives in Hamburg. Col. Brown retires. Col. F. W. Galbraith elected American Legion commander. Mexico’s government stability to be recognized by Wilson. Labor strikes reach 3,374 events affecting 4,112,507 workers. drownings on Green Lake. Anna Togers Parr seeks state legislature seat. W.A. Morgan store fire in Duffato destroys property. Various foreign and domestic items cover political, labor, crime, and military news with numerous named individuals and places.
Arrangement of oiling system in early engine design
The report describes a constant level splash lubrication system with a shaft driven gear pump drawing air from a chamber as part of the crank case. The pump discharges oil to a dash sight feed then returns by gravity, but air blockage caused frequent stoppages despite little visible dirt after cleaning.
Stoppage in Oiling System Solved by Drain Dock Install
Victor W. Page explains a Bristol Connecticut solution for engine oiling stoppages in Popular Mechanics. An aft lock caused blockages. diagram shows replaced A and new B. Piping changes include a tee discharge, a pel cock opposite discharge, and an operable rot to the top. Open pelcock briefly to bleed oil, then reclose to resume flow.
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Slender Oil Pan Trick Eases Car Maneuvering In Tight Space
In a cramped garage where space is at a premium a makeshift oil pan is used to aid car movement. The implement, slid under the vehicle, allows the rear tires to roll on the slick surface while the car is pushed sideways to pivot. Caution noted about tire wear, but the method offers a useful workaround in emergencies.
Automobile hints and maintenance guidance from early era
A historical note on automobile care covers engine cooling, radiator water, and avoiding moisture after draining. It warns against certain anti-freeze blends containing calcium chloride and explains rear axle gearing as skew bevel design for quiet operation. Includes price facts for a 40 horsepower car and license counts in Massachusetts.
Little scheme saves time in tracing wires on car
A simple color coding of electric wires on the modern car speeds fault finding. Mark one wire red, another green, a third blue, and so on. This method reduces effort when tracing wires to locate trouble.
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Strengthen Starters by Coupling Additional Battery
To obviate weak starts the method uses another storage battery coupled in multiple to the main, boosting crank power when the starting meter lacks torque. If conductor wiring from battery to motor is ample, a notable gain in power output results.
What Would You Do In A World Seeking Work
A fragment discusses women entering low paid jobs due to lack of experience or capital. It mentions liberal profit sharing and Franco-American toilet regulate sites as a proposed option, noting it appeals to some women for over thirty years.
Retailer's Plan offers women paid positions for independence
An advertisement invites women to write for details on a "Retailer's Plan" promising independence and energy for success. It mentions a generously paid position for any woman in the community and references a France-American Special Combination Treatment Box for various skin types, claiming it improves toilet treatments.
Racing Figure Quietly Keeps Distance From Events
A noted figure avoids upcoming races and keeps to the background. The person appears to be distancing themselves from public attention and competitive events, prompting speculation about involvement or interest levels.
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy, Guaranteed Color for All Fabrics
The advertisement touts Diamond Dyes with 40 simple directions enabling women to dye wool, silk, linen, cotton, or mixed goods. It claims guaranteed perfect results and promotes a Diamond Oven Color Card featuring 16 rich colors, urging buyers to choose this brand over others.
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Billy) Swift
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