MacMillan Arctic Expedition Aims to Map Unknown North
The National Geographic Society sponsored MackMillan Arctic expedition with navy cooperation to explore a 1 million square mile uncharted zone between Alaska and the North Pole. Amphibious planes from Etah Greenland base will fly over the polar sea toward Grant Land and Axel Heiberg Island, seeking possible land and weather data.
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Chicago
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Edge of the Polar Sea
Peary
Greenland Ice Cap
Great Greenland Ice Cap
Jullanehaab
Erik the Red
Godthaab
Bylot Island
Baffin Island
Labrador
Efficiency and Safety Add-ons for Cars Promise Value
The article argues that gauges, bumpers, anti-skid chains, radiators and other accessories improve safety and efficiency. It notes better cooling, fuel filtering, shock absorbers, and even cutouts raise ride quality and second-hand value, with potential cost savings and insurance benefits for motorists.
Good Advice On Giving Your Car The Once Over
The article urges spring car care to prevent costly later repairs. Restoring a car to near new condition improves ride quality and resale value, while neglect leads to higher costs and discomfort on the road. It cautions that minor issues can grow into major repairs if ignored.
Water does little harm to tires in rain or streams
The article notes that water itself damages tires minimally and humidity harms cotton fabric tires by rotting fabric layers. It cites that cold tires resist humidity better and advises storing tires in a dry, dark atmosphere to prevent deterioration.
Shabby Tires and Sound Car Maintenance
The piece argues against using patched worn tires to save rubber, noting the high costs of repairs, risk of blowouts, and reduced mileage. It stresses preventive care from the start, warning that repairing worn casings only postpones failure and endangers safety.
Tying in Spring Leaves Will Prevent Spreading
Instructions describe repairing a leaf spring by stacking leaves, using a vise to grip the tie bolt head, and arranging the last four leaves crosswise like umbrella ribs to start the nut. After placing the bottom cross leaf and sliding others into position, tighten the nut and replace clamps once assembled.
Wet Coal Costs Consumers Says Bureau of Mines
The United States Bureau of Mines reports that wetting coal is costly for buyers. Fine coal grades can retain up to 20 percent moisture, and even dry appearing coal can contain 10 percent moisture, with 12 percent moisture not uncommon according to Popular Science Monthly.
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United States Bureau of Mines
Popular Science Monthly
California Fig Syrup Mothers Urged to Buy Original Bottle
An old advertising warning urges mothers to request genuine California Fig Syrup and not an imitation. It claims the product, praised for cleansing the liver and bowels, tastes pleasant to children and includes dosing directions on the bottle.
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