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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1929
Page
4
Chicago Motor Club warns that hitch hikers can shift from guest to liable party if injuries occur from driver negligence. The bulletin notes many states demand ordinary prudence and that drivers should avoid giving rides to strangers to prevent grave risks, including armed confrontations and deadly outcomes.
A readable fragment outlines a quiz about driving and car care. Questions cover the largest open air parking space at Grant Park Chicago able to hold over 4000 cars, dented fender repairs to prevent rust, emergency brake test stopping within 75 feet from 20 mph, checking spark plugs on power loss, and the fact that over 3 million US families operate two or more cars.
An old campaign to standardize motorist signaling faded, leaving drivers uncertain about intentions. The extended arm gestures vary in meaning from turning to scenery or weather checks, confusing followers behind.
D Nettenstrom of Chicago describes an automobile invention that prevents accidents by securing the pin bolt that holds springs. The device uses wedges to lock the spring in place, providing positive locking and maintaining the spring tightly secured.
University of California tests show efficient air cleaners are essential for dusty work on tractors and vehicles. Results reveal forward facing carburetor air intakes admit 3.5 times more dust than rear facing ones. Proposals include raising the intake on a vertical pipe or a revolving cap facing away from wind.
A photo shows the first motor taxicab run in Berlin streets twenty five years ago. The early vehicle, built by a Berlin firm, exemplifies the advent of motorized taxis and prompts reflection on how such a taxi would affect traffic in New York City’s theater district.
According to figures by the American Motorists' Association the average daily cost to operate and maintain a car in 1927 was $1.00. Depreciation was $1.86 daily based on a seven year life and a $953 average price. Fuel and lubricants accounted for 44 percent of the operating bill at $101. Mechanics’ labor was $47 and replacement parts $41 with tire wear at $40.
The piece urges courtesy in traffic reminding that the pedestrian retains right of way after an accident. It notes 4,441,188 people are employed directly or indirectly by the U S automobile industry. It questions future products like a ten ton dirt truck in a sanitary waxed paper package and the desire to wait another twenty years.
Edward W. Pickard reports on Hoover proclaiming the Kellogg Briand pact effective with 46 nations accepting renunciation of war, diplomats and former leaders in Washington applaud the move. Britain and the United States promise naval disarmament talks as MacDonald outlines parity and cuts in cruiser construction. China and Russia seek peaceful resolution over the Manchurian railway with US support.
An exploration of how kept romance letters from past relationships can unsettle marriages. The narrative recalls Peggy who rereads Bob’s letters during domestic crises, prompting reflection on trust, memory, and the meaning of affection in long marriages.
A reflection on the sensitive soul as a literary and social figure. The piece contrasts fictional, delicate heroines with real life sensitivity, noting ridicule and snubbery they face. It argues for balanced behavior and suggests a calm, average stance amid social pressures.
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