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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1927
Page
2
Industrial notes urge car owners to follow evolving auto industry trends and maintenance practices. Readers are alerted to shifts in production, safety concerns, and new materials affecting repairs, fueling discussions on reliability and vehicle care.
Fragmented text discusses consumer rights and purchasing power, with scattered references to car buying, prices, and safety concerns. It mentions small financial responsibility and consumer safeguards, highlighting confusion over costs and purchasing options. The readable parts imply public safety and fair pricing themes rather than a clear incident.
A garbled report cites motorcar accidents in Pine WM, noting rising rates as insurers consider higher premiums for those who drive poorly. The piece claims officers, actors, and doctors are among alleged worst drivers, with women said to be twelve percent worse than men, urging closer scrutiny of driver behavior and statistics.
Instructions describe painting two white signs on the wall to align cars in a garage. One vertical sign shows a driver and front of car from street perspective, the other horizontal sign aligns with radiator top from driver seat. Re-entering the garage requires driving to resume the indicated positions.
Fragmented text discusses high powered cars, engine stress, and speed control. It references observations by Mr. Jn tf the Phinbape Mudbber and mentions opinions on driving habits, vehicle quality, and the impact of speed on wear. The passage notes that high mileage and rapid acceleration can affect engines, with some claim that low powered family cars fare differently.
The article explains how to correctly tighten a tyre on a wheel. It cautions that the rim must be drawn evenly and then the wheel should be seated with even force. If the tyre is not tightened uniformly, wheel truth will be lost and the tyre may wobble and wear the tread.
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