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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
10
The group arrives at the House of Secrets aboard an airship, greeted by Sir Gallantry and Master Thoughtfulness. They meet diverse visitors and learn the Real Brotherhood room teaches that everyone has a role, while cautions on balancing power and avoiding class conflict.
Features tire interchange to extend tread life and rear wear strategy. Warns of battery charging failure signs including dim lights and a weak ammeter reading. Describes a Waterville inventor’s gasoline tank float bell device that rings when fuel is near empty to warn the driver.
Technical notes discuss curing carburetor air leaks that cause irregular engine idle and skipping. It covers adjusting valve seats and gaskets, remedying air leaks, and enhancing airflow. Also summarized is a Scientific American description of an automobile storm awning by G H Hunt with wiring for 110 volt current and mounting details.
A father counsels his son on usefulness and discipline as he questions a loafing boy in the street corners. The wag philosopher quips to consider becoming a policeman, emphasizing practical work and moral instruction.
A motor car manufacturer advises summer care for cooling and lubrication. Keep the radiator filled and flushed, ensure the fan and spark lever are properly positioned, oil minor parts more often, use heavier oil, and drain the motor every 1,000 miles.
Sixty percent of gasoline goes to motor vehicles. Rural schools operate twelve thousand vehicles. Muffler cutouts are banned on Pennsylvania highways. A Paris Verdun trip costs 245 francs. Street cars have right of way in Kansas City. Since 1899 the U S built over 11.8 million motor vehicles.
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