Review of current events in Exico's revolution turmoil
News Review by Edward W. Pickard surveys Mexican fighting around Reforma and Jimine, with Escobar’s rebel forces trapped and decimated by Gen. Almazan’s troops and Serrano’s cavalry. Federal victory described as decisive. Naco raids alarm U.S. officials. Ambassador Herrick dies. farm relief debates grow in Washington. labor unrest, strikes in North and South. Afghan and Austrian political turmoil noted.
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Exico
Escobar
Juan Almazan
Jiminc
Reforme
Serrato
Reforma
Almazan
Corralitos
Heforma
Calieg
Escobura
Sonora
Naco
Ate Department
Washington
Fort
Jarez
Hoover
Tourists Avoid Night Driving Across the Nation
Night driving is largely avoided by more than 70 percent of motor tourists, a touring bureau analysis finds. Safety concerns include narrow, 10 to 18 foot concrete roads with limited clearance, glare from headlights, poor sign visibility, and the drunken driving menace. Expanded road width, standardized headlights, frequent inspections, and better enforcement are proposed to reduce night hazards and ease daytime congestion.
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Chisago
Metro- Polican
Average Motor Used 200 Gallons of Gas in 1928
The American Automobile Association reports that U S motor vehicles averaged about 200 gallons of gasoline in the first half of 1928, vs roughly 17 gallons in early 1927, based on 4,052,305,595 gallons consumed this year and 5,077,428,011 last year, with total registrations under 25 million. The statement suggests the automobile is a necessity.
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United States
American Auomobie Association
It never happened before stirs motor trouble tale
A motorist reports trouble starting after warming and switching off. Others with similar tar mix faced rare issues, but this marks an unusual incident. Investigators find the cause in a newly used vaporizing gas, explaining the anomaly.
Electric Gasoline Gauge Needs Good Attention
A damaged article notes that electrical gasoline gauges on car instrument boards can mislead owners unless the ignition is on. It advises reading the gauge just before turning off the engine to fill the tank and again immediately after starting to check accuracy.
Six-Wheel Trucks Boost Highway Paving Efforts
A United States Bureau study shows six wheel trucks reduce road wear and improve traction during heavy rains, outperforming four wheel two-ton trucks under all conditions. Since a year and a half ago, manufacturers of six wheel units increased from two to about a dozen in the United States, with over twenty five European firms now producing six wheel equipment.
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Yron T. Herrick
Paris
France
United States
Almple
Poincare
Pershing
Quinoneg de Leon
Parle
Pallhear
Polncare
Briand
Benor de Leon
Perahleg
J. Pierpont Morgan
Owen D. Young
Guirde
Brest
Herrick
New York
Aquitania
Birs
Parmely
Femplovers
Lorny
Gastonia
N. C
State Nations Guard
J. A. Baugh
Bough
South Caroling
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Fancplt Bait
Boston
Timothy Shea
Engineers
Congress
Jobe
Apo
Anya
United Saates
Europe
Motorists Entertained With Music in Orlando Center
Motorists waiting for the green light at the plain trade tower in Orlando Florida are entertained by a music program from four huge amplifiers in the citys business district. The display relieves the patience of drivers delayed by ordinary circumstances.
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Anxiona
Plain Trade Tower
Orlando
Fla
Trees Spared As Massachusetts Roadside Planting Plan
Massachusetts highway department maintains roadside trees during improvements. No tree ensure shrub or plant within highway can be cut or damaged without a permit. Palmer nursery propagates trees and shrubs. landscape staff manage tree care and roadside beautification efforts.
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Massachactty
Department of Pure Works
Lan
Highway Department
Palmer
Automobile notes on 1928 license and care guidelines
Public notice discusses 1928 automobile licenses and safety tips.Warnings cover keeping wheels aligned, engine wear from cold starts, and the risks of low windows and door panels. It advises regular battery hydrometry every two weeks and to remove and recharge the battery if specific gravity drops below 1.200 for two consecutive tests.
Cupid Leads People Into Trouble, Then Leaves Them
A critical report portrays Cupid as a poor leader who drags people into trouble and abandons them to work things out alone, leaving followers to cope without guidance or support.
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Cupid
Same Prescription He Wrote in 1892
Historical references describe Dr Caldwell and his 1878 practice critiquing harsh medical purges for constipation. It mentions his 1802 syrup for women and children, Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsals, a liquid remedy later known as Liquid Taxatelyo, and notes on its reputation and continued use for digestive relief and appetite issues.
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Caldwell
Br. Cpldwell
Limia Bulagi
Crldwell
Fia
Itium
Peets
Colnolos
Wiousogs
Matutongs
Apnetito
Elgup
Talbott Vnola
Monsigello
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Amanullah
Fyhanchuor Splphl
Afalra Sof
Austrian Republic
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Massachusetts
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