How to Keep An Automobile Tuned Up
Practical guidance for car owners on maintaining power and longevity. Focuses on compression and carburetion, electrical system checks, valve seating, vibrator ignition adjustment, spark plugs, and proper fuel mixture. Emphasizes kerosene cylinder flushing, careful lubrication, and regular inspection of connections and components to prevent power loss.
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Cing
What a Citizen Is The Meaning Of Citizenship In Elections
A discussion on democracy contrasts the voter with the citizen. It argues citizenship demands active participation at the polls, informed engagement, and principled support for the public good. Parties are said to sustain citizenship by shaping issues, education, and campaigning.
Locomotives Old and New Show Steam to Electric Leap
The article recalls the 1831 Baltimore & Ohio bid for a coal fired locomotive, weighing under three and a half tons and pulling fifteen tons at fifteen mph. It contrasts that with GE’s No 6,000 electric loco for the New York Central, noting electric engines’ speed power and control.
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United States
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
General Electric Company
New York Central Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
Electric News Service
Cynical Bachelor compares marriage to drunkenness
The Cynical Bachelor quips that the worst part of drinking is the after effect and adds that getting married is a good bit like getting drunk.
Fishermen of the Northeast Scotland and their weddings
In northeast Scotland three fishing centers Aberdeen Peterhead Fraserburgh anchor a season from June to August. Andrew plans marriage to Barbara with a simple home ceremony and a vestry option. Fishermen's wives endure hard work mending nets and stocking fish while maintaining thrift and community tradition.
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Scotland
Aberdeen
Peterhead
Fraserburgh
Andrew
Herrin
Barbara
John
Kirsty
Kirk
Scottish Review
Pay the Printer Letter From Archbishop Lynch
Twenty years ago today the Ottawa Citizen reprinted a letter dated September 13 1887 from John Joseph Lynch Archbishop of Toronto to the Catholic Weekly Review. It pleads that editors and subscribers honor debts and pay for newspapers and wages, arguing nonpayment equates to theft and breaches of justice.
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The
Citizen
Toronto
Catholic Weekly Review
St. Plichael’s Palace
Review
John Joseph Lynch
Self Love and Sacred Duty in H T Miller Sermon
A sermon excerpt by H. T. Miller argues self love destroys beauty and blocks God, urging full commitment to Christ. It contrasts the empty soul with the full soul and stresses renunciation of self for divine fullness and obedience.
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Iim
God
Peter
Paul
Christ
Moses
H. T. Miller
Denmark Adopts Metric System Under 1907 Law
A 1907 Danish law introduces the metric system while allowing the continued use of old weights and measures for five years in general, with government and local authorities limited to two additional years.
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Denmark
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