Hints for Touring Drivers Comfort on Long Trips
Fatigue on long drives stems from staying in a fixed position rather than actual energy use. Use rests every two hours, adjust seat and pedals, shift gears on slopes, and ventilate the car. Open rear windows for airflow, disconnect heater if needed, check tire pressure in cool air, take a ten minute nap when exhausted, and wear tinted glasses to reduce glare.
Unclear Town Hall Scene With Bell and Gate Obstruction
Fragmentary OCR describes a town hall bell, a four five ton gate, and a doorway obstruction during a busy street scene. An audience watches as a metal top is cut with oxy acetylene methods and a bell ushered on, leaving the rest of the event unresolved.
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London Cigarette Card Trade Reaches New Peak
Colonel GC L Bagnall preserves Ciis wick ruins as the world's largest card exchange with stock never dropping below 50 million cards. The London Cigarette Card Company launched in 1630 to complete a cherished set, now serving cartophiles from schoolboys to professionals. Over forty years British firms issued 5 000 sets, many pre war productions now commanding high prices.
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Before Christmas check list for safe holiday motoring
Three weeks before Christmas motorists plan open road trips. Many cars pass city tests yet fail on long high speed drives due to small faults. Inspect brakes steering tyres lamps wipers belts battery cooling and generator. Check lubricants and chassis grease. Canberra Queanbeyan garages offer reliable service to prevent costly holidays.
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Safety First in Tyres Promotes Summer Motoring Safety
Readers urged to check tyre condition before long trips. Worn tyres risk blowouts on hot roads, especially midsummer. Replace worn covers and patched tubes now and save for lighter use after summer.
Overloading Dangers Warned By NRM A
The NRM A warns of motor car overloading during holidays noting seven people in a five seater is not rare. Extra weight strains the vehicle risking part failure and loss of control. drivers need space to reach the hand brake and steer freely.
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Sowing by Air in Russia Advances Agriculture
Reported figures show aircraft sowing crops and combating pests across 1 038 750 acres, mainly in Kuma region, Dagestan valleys, and the Caucasus. Russian method speeds spring sowing, avoids ground contact, enables even coverage, and saves labor with planes delivering seeds and phosphorus powder for rapid thaw and early harvest.
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