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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1922
Page
2
A historical feature outlines questions from Thomas Edison’s famed questionnaire, adapted for motorists. George H Kubite presents a list of automotive questions drivers should answer, promising time and money savings if owners know the right responses.
A form of auxiliary windshield protects occupants from rain and wind. The shield uses a sheet of celluloid in a brass frame screwed to the body edge near the windshield and to the frame. One shield is placed at the car side alongside the side curtain to seal the opening.
The text describes extending edges to fasten to brass frames to provide clearer vision when side curtains are in place. Transparent celluloid resists breaking like glass and can be renewed by separating screwed brass strips. Shields are about 12 inches wide and match windshield height. polished brass enhances appearance.
Alice and Jim dream of a country home and plant a two acre garden with a surprise in progress. He hides a lettered alphabet bed of flowers for Alice while she sowed vegetables, leading to a comic mix up when both realize their gifts spell out their names and reveal hidden feelings. The couple hires a gardener to tend the garden.
A fragment recalls a classroom moment in Connecticut where a teacher asks why the phrase It oo t sounds odd and Freddie replies that it does not sound right. The scene hints at dialect and language instruction in a bygone era, with a stray reference to a daughter and unclear surrounding context.
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