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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 05, 1929
Page
9
This article offers practical advice on joining wires by twisting and taping or using porcelain terminal blocks. It covers identifying positive and negative poles, using battery fluids, checking electrolyte gravity, and maintaining terminals and distilled water levels. It also mentions replacing old cartridges and preserving filter efficiency.
Practical advice on radiator upkeep and cooling system maintenance to prevent rust and overheating. Includes radiator flushing, proper antifouling solution use, electrical battery and wiring checks, dynamo and lamp care, and ignition timing tests using a simple ammeter reflection method for top dead center alignment.
A historical notice on safe driving behavior stressing courteous road use. It highlights novice drivers’ need to respect other road users, pass with care, and avoid dangerous maneuvers. Guidance covers overtaking, signaling, and maintaining safe distances while showing general courtesy toward pedestrians and cyclists.
A fragmented report discusses coiling and greasing, tire overhaul, and testing speedometers. It mentions HC, Sir Henry Segrave, Tommy Milton, and a speed record chase with a speed box car. Details include decimal route descriptions and odometer accuracy in early 20th century driving notes.
The Forbes auto scene centers on Mr Sullivan and Broadway Motors with General Motors lines La Salle Chevrolet Pontiac Oakland and more. A new two door model draws attention as Nash and Dort era rivals are discussed. Local business leaders push for striking window displays to attract buyers amid talk of pyramids and a thriving motor trade.
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