All Year Touring on Pacific Coast Gas Use Declines
Figures from the California State Automobile Association show Western states rely on motor vehicles year round. California leads in gasoline use with 601 gallons per car, Oregon 685, Tedas 692, Washington 620, while New Mexico Arizona and Wyoming exceed 100 gallons. Idaho records the lowest. Montana and Texas split near evenly between summer and winter usage.
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Pacific Coast
California State Automobile Association
California
Oregon
Tedas
Washington
New Mexico
Arizona
Wyoming
Idaho
Texas
Ezekiel Watchman Duty and Personal Responsibility
Analyzed sermon outlines Ezekiel’s renewed commission as a watchman and the dual duties of hearing God’s word and sounding the alarm. Discusses God’s attitude toward the sinner, personal accountability, past righteousness, repentance, restitution, and divine justice.
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Ezekiel
Jerusalem
Ingo
Hzekiel
Houge
Israel
Girtud
Jesup
Taking Care Of Big Farm Track
An early 20th century guide urges careful, regular maintenance of farm trucks and autos. Do not tinker with machinery, perform inspections at set intervals, keep belts, tires, radiator and battery in good order, and grease every 500 miles. A weekly fueling and service habit is recommended.
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Dan Scoates
Farm Mechanics Department
Agricultural Engineering
Texas A. &M. College
College Station
Tazaa
Jery
Special Puller for Car Wheel Bearings Illustrates Design
A practical tool is described for removing force fitted bearings from front wheel spindles. Ordinary gear pullers fail as the bearing sits near the spindle head and only the edge can be gripped. The illustration shows a steel forging body with hook jaws to engage the bearing edges for easier extraction.
Bearing Removal Tool Described by A Luers
A Popular Mechanics Magazine item explains a bearing removal tool with a clamp that straddles the races, set screws to grip the jaws, depressions to receive screw ends, and a duller screw with a crank that pulls the bearing off without distorting the ball races. The design originates from A Luers of Washington DC.
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A. Luers
Washington, D. C
Popular Mechanics Magazine
The Motor Quiz How Many Can You Answer
A reader quiz on car care covers fouled spark plugs wasting gasoline causing bearing wear from warming up engines on cold mornings and tire damage from sun exposure. It warns against parking in oil puddles as oil damages rubber components.
Automobile notes on obsolescence and Sweden’s 1920 motor fleet
The fragment discusses obsolescence versus the automobile, noting one advantage and a remark about buying, with a reference to 1920 Sweden having over 126000 motor vehicles in operation. The text is unclear and contains garbled phrases and stray apostrophes.
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Sweden
Moses Called to Great Task While Shepherding
A brief note reflects on Moses tending sheep when God’s commission arrived, urging courage and faith for undertaking a mighty purpose. The lines imply divine guidance and the necessity to trust in a higher plan during moments of duty.
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Moses
Belief In Jesus Christ Amid Future Amendments
A fragmentary report notes devotion to Jesus Christ guiding future amendments. References to J. L. Noble appear in a devotional context, with unclear details about specific actions or events.
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Yosemite ‘National Park
Nickiel
ORGEO
Feri
Automobile
Aplnes
Whippet
Willys- Overland, Inc
Toledo, Ohio
Ld Willy
Overland Pricae Seb
Toledo
Ohio
Pdrenger
Louisville Courier-Journal
POST
Postum Company, Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
Tae
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