14 Aug 1930
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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1930
Page
1
A fashion feature notes bold plaid gingham and velvet berets for fall outfits. It highlights swanky cottons, embroidered laces, and chiffon like weaves, with emphasis on a beret for every costume, from sports to evening. The piece mentions feather trims, new knitted sets, plaid jackets, and Paris models, urged by Julia Bostomley.
A Detroit executive warns that overpowering an ordinary chassis with a 320 horsepower engine risks severe stresses and premature wear. He notes brakes dissipate energy, urges gradual deceleration, and cautions against using full power for every stop to protect tires, brake linings, and the chassis integrity.
A cautionary note on post service checks after car repairs. It warns that non specialized shops may disturb unrelated parts while the vehicle is being serviced. Authorized service outlets minimize unnecessary disturbance, though owners often rush mechanics.
Great Britain remains committed to the left side driving rule while most nations have adopted right side rules. The American Automobile Association foreign travel division notes the left rule persists in countries including Alderney Czechoslovakia Gold Coast Guernsey Hungary India Irish Free State Jersey Malta Northern Ireland Rhodesia and Sweden.
The item presents a quiz on cars with questions about spark plug gap spacing engine performance and hill climbing, plus statistics on new car on time delivery, dealer counts in the United States, and automobile life expectancy. It cites answers such as gaps too close cause jerking at low speed and wide gaps cause misfire at high speed, 58 percent on time delivery, 53 091 dealers, Mexico leads miles per road, and an average car life of about six and a quarter years.
A wire loop technique allows removing a broken axle end without removing the differential housing cover. Form a loop on the wire end, insert it over the axle, and pull the broken piece out with a firm, steady motion.
Paris authorities implement brass studs in pavements to guide pedestrians across streets. The old custom of crossing wherever desired is abandoned, angering about 36,000 Parisians who paid fines under the new rule.
The Wisconsin trade code notes a car striking a cow in the road can cause pedal and steering issues as brakes heat and rust wear tires. It cites “wading” as brake efficiency loss after extended use and recommends removing hazards with aluminum paint.
Lesson outlines Saul’s advantages, leadership, and rise as king, followed by his disobedience to God’s command, resulting in divine rejection, loss of the throne, and a tragic death, framed as a warning to youth about avoiding failure. The study emphasizes obedience over sacrifice and the dangers of pride.
What mortal man can do is limited to repentance and belief and following Christ as Matthew did. The message emphasizes human response to divine salvation rather than human power or merit.
A fragmentary line invokes Goethe to muse on duty and pace, likening daily effort to a steadfast wheel turning with steady swiftness. The text reads as an ephemeral literary aside about rest, haste, and the ideal path.
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