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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1922
Page
7
An early guide explains why proper cooling matters for engines. It covers how water cooling works, risks from overheating, and key conditions like ample water circulation a clean radiator and strong airflow. It notes common failures such as fan issues loose belts and worn hoses as causes of overheating.
A practical tip advises carrying old newspapers to gain traction in a mudhole. Do not speed the engine or slip the clutch as it worsens wheel spin and digging into mud.
Historical notice explains that backfiring in cold weather causes flames from the carburetor intake, with gasoline pooling on the drip-pan posing major fire risk. Regular draining and cleaning, plus using a choke when starting in cold conditions, are advised to reduce danger.
Popular Mechanics Magazine suggests bending the door hinges slightly to stop rattle in light auto bodies. A pad between wrench jaws prevents paint damage while the hinge adjustment also eases door operation by producing a spring like action that holds the door partly open when the catch releases.
The text explains running a motor slightly below water boiling point to avoid gasoline condensation and oil wear. It notes hot parts fit better as they expand properly and emphasizes quick temperature attainment. radiator shutters and a motormeter are standard on some cars to protect longevity and performance.
Tighten the fan belt and test wheels for wobble. Inspect cylinders for carbon and ensure every moving part is well oiled. Check tires for proper condition and clean the cooling system using soft water. Care should be taken to avoid hard water in the cooling system.
The Rumpler touring car, designed by the aviator behind Rumpler airliners, features a rear mounted motor and streamlined body. Hesterburg, owner of Wilde Bühne theater, travels toward Markische Seen in the rain drop shaped auto shown at Berlin's auto show.
Market notes list livestock quotes for heifers cows bulls and feeders with prices from 4.00 to 9.75 and calf and sheep figures, plus hogs and bacon cuts. Grain futures show No 2 red wheat No 3 yellow corn No 1 oats and No 2 rye with assorted byproducts and dressed meat pricing.
Settlers moving toward Canada rely on tractor transport to bring families and farm equipment. They scout land in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta, expect high yields from crops like wheat oats and barley, and plan extensive spring work on favored lands near Lake Winnipegosis. Reports from border towns show ongoing settler admissions from states including Texas embracing auto travel and stock farming potential. Alfalfa and corn yields reflect strong year growth and promising seeding prospects for the region.
Jim Gilmore a fifty six year old Black resident of Greenville Texas is praised by researchers for extraordinary memory. He can recite Bible verses easily and quote long poems such as The Sinking of the Titanic and The World War From Beginning to End. He names every railroad station and water tank from San Francisco to New York. He has traveled widely and speaks with a broad vocabulary despite limited schooling.
A fragmentary exchange contrasts failure with luck and personal rapport. Sub voices doubt about Jack as a varsity catcher while Deb cites a private moment. The line hints at confidence and luck shaping success.
The Hull strike by funeral bearers highlights a little known trade. Bearers, often tradesmen or out of work, form local bands to assist at funerals. Fees range 75 cents to 1.25 dollars. some earn five dollars weekly. In Hull the charge is 1.25, with undertakers seeking a cut to one dollar.
At age fifteen George starts the Klinkerville Monthly Journal with his father’s aid and a borrowed printing outfit. An associate teases him as editor and proprietor while George insists the subscription from his father is paid fifty years ahead. The Pittsburgh Dispatch notes the moment as a sign of future faith.
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