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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 13, 1929
Page
10
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In England Sir Percival Perry announced a 0.5 million pound project at the Dagenham Ford plant to build a refuse destructor and boiler capable of burning 1000 tons daily. The steam produced will generate electricity sold to the public at lower rates, with excess power available beyond plant needs. Ford reorganizations in Canada and Australia are noted for economical production and innovation.
A garage man warns careless owners ruin both appearance and mechanics. Proper washing differs by finish, with lacquer drying by evaporation and paint by oxidation. Clean promptly, use soap cautiously, avoid abrasive polish, and remove tar with soap or kerosene. A Virginia bridge sets 35 mph minimum to ease traffic and prevent blockages.
A small French car named the Galbar targets the baby class with a wheel base of 88 inches and a 40 inch track. It is a single seater with a two cylinder two stroke rotary distributor engine delivering a constant mixture. The ignition is atop the starter generator with a rear blower distributor from a Solex carburettor. The engine runs with 180 degree throws and a four-stroke rhythm, using splash lubrication. It has a cone clutch, a two forward gears and reverse, with front transverse spring and rear quarter elliptics. Four wheel brakes.
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