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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1929
Page
10
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The old Fordson, discontinued in the U S, reappears in England at the Cork plant as a greatly improved tractor with more horsepower updated design and new equipment. Demonstrations in March showed strong performance in haulage and agriculture with plans for wider public release and higher prices reflecting the upgrades.
The article explains that cars seem to pull better at night because plants emit oxygen after absorbing carbon dioxide during the day. With more oxygen in the air at night, combustion improves and engine power increases, making night driving feel more efficient.
On Kennard Street a same day developing and printing service advertises Filme hero and faction guaranteed. The note implies quick photo finishing offerings for local residents seeking fast turnaround.
An item explains methods used to flood and start engines by filling the carburetor with petrol and using a strangler to create a rich mixture. It notes the controversial practice of tickling the carburetor and its effect on starting, with warnings about altered air fuel balance.
A newspaper warns that gaol sentences are rising as magistrates target crime on the roads. Drunken motorists face six months imprisonment while lawyers urge mercy for offenders’ families, yet the piece argues the public needs protection and calls for stricter enforcement.
Dust on the windscreen reduces visibility at night and behind trees. Fine dust particles reflect light, dimming headlights and increasing accident risk. Carry a duster in the car to keep the windscreen clear for safe driving.
The ad promotes 10 second hand cars and trucks with low deposits and instalments never seen before. Cars are guaranteed and priced between 40 and 65 pounds, with warnings about sub forty pound vehicles and defective parts. It claims no free cars and stresses practicality of car rides for families on Sundays.
Boiling without a clear cause has troubled owners of certain cars. The issue arises on vehicles with powerful water pumps as the lower rubber hose under strong suction collapses, stopping water flow. Remedy involves using heavier rubber or a hose armored with thick steel wire.
A short home remedy guide promises quick relief from catarrh. It suggests simple breathing exercises and a pleasant tasting treatment that is easy to make, low cost, and may help reduce distress.
A seven passenger sedan showcases a bold body design that mirrors The Presidents effortless power and rapid acceleration.
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