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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 25, 1928
Page
4
A fragmented text describes car and engine maintenance, focusing on seating, glass, and protective coatings. It discusses non slip coatings, water resistance, cleaning methods, and the effects of rain and rust. It mentions crankshafts, pistons, vibration, and anchoring for stability, with scattered references to safety and winter use.
Researchers discuss intermittent control issues during initial voltage regulation trials. The text notes uncertainty about equipment behavior and the challenge of achieving stable readings. Mathematical concerns and measurement reliability are highlighted as central to understanding the results.
An unclear report describes a steering issue during a race or voyage with vague terms. Key entities are not recoverable, but the text mentions a steering fault, forward motion, and a possible adjustment to Vallee fleet. The language is garbled, limiting precise facts or identifyable names.
The nation faces a looming financial chaos as car imports swell, with about 220,000,000 in losses and parts arriving from Australia. Domestic industry fears impact on employment and suppliers while the motor car's growing share challenges the economy and widens reliance on imported parts.
The article notes a rising pattern in women buying cars with high sales pressure and added seat accessories. A salesman explains comfort features while a buyer asks for speed, illustrating gendered trends in new auto purchases and dealer tactics during the era.
The article details a battery charger design offering constant potential charging. It uses a motor driven from the city network to couple to the battery, delivering a steady voltage with all cells connected in parallel. The description notes safety switches and completion timing, emphasizing heat reduction and near zero resistance as charging nears completion.
The article describes the latest Rugby Six car model with a yellowed engraved chassis and red seal engine. It notes an extra crane member for longer hull and increased power, plus Melbourne Motor Hedg assembling details and stock updates.
The Goodyeie Tyre and Rubber C CAwstralii plans to extend works at Crem Avenue Hillotheyeie Pareanatta Wer with added storage capacity and 1000 extra units of rubber, funded by allocations to LMCAN. The move aims to increase space, support sales growth, and justify the price reductions benefiting Australian motorists.
An article fragment describes Dunlop tyre research with Captain Salada phell's Bivebind at Fort Dunlop. It mentions engineers Irene Tirrminhan and Malcolm Carathla conducting experiments to study hot tires under hammering, racing conditions, and high speed testing on a rail high-spec setup. The text notes tires heated by a motor-driven beam for endurance and tread observations.
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