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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1925
Page
6
Advice aimed at a subset of experienced female drivers urging careful, courteous car handling. The author, Erwin Greer, stresses poise, avoiding arrogance, and respecting others on wet streets, while urging women to prove driving competence and to share the article with husbands for shared learning.
Percy Owen, chief of the automotive division at the U S Department of Commerce, returns from Europe where he studied traffic rules. He notes London and Paris ban parking on streets, reserving lanes for traffic and taxi stands only. Owen recalls being Broadway’s first automobile salesman twenty five years ago and an early James Gordon Bennett Cup racer in Ireland.
Guidance from Motor Life on safe engine operation with a battery removed or disconnected. It explains that running with no battery can cause generator voltage to rise, damaging windings and components, and offers steps to prevent damage by disconnecting the field winding or using a substitute battery during repairs.
An observer notes that in glare from headlights objects on the roadside vanish from view. The pupil contracts as light increases, akin to a camera shutter, and it takes seconds to adjust. Leaving darkness, sudden brightness blinds until the iris reduces incoming light.
Instructions explain removing the nozzle, pushing the piston, and feeding grease with a wooden pad. By repeatedly drawing the piston and filling the space, the suction draws in grease evenly, ensuring the chamber fills without difficulty.
The latest USDA market report shows potatoes, onions, cabbage and apples with varying New York and Eastern market prices. Meat and dairy move differently with hogs lower and butter and cheese steady as stock levels and futures shift weekly.
Houston postmaster Roy B. Nichols, president of the Texas Postmasters Association, leads an active drive to enroll all Texas postmasters, about 2400, in time for the next annual convention. The campaign uses statewide radio broadcasts on Station WHAY and urges immediate replies to membership solicitations.
Richmond reports about 125000 jobless due to shuttered packing houses and roughly 16 million dollars lost as typhoid fears in the West paralyze the Virginia oyster trade. Fisheries commissioner Wo Meben ald Lee announced Friday.
A senate subcommittee completed hearings on the Mayfield race and recommended unanimously that Senator Mayfield be seated, effectively ending the contest to unseat the dene ocrat from Texas.
Henry Thormpeen confessed killer of his wife Gladys was found guilty by a jury in the Crusian District Court and sentenced to life imprisonment Friday.
An official report notes 727 deaths in twenty days in Tokio due to contagious influenza, marking a severe outbreak and stressing public health concerns.
The deficiency bill carrying 159,080 dollars was signed Tuesday by President Coolidge in Washington. The measure funds wartime and domestic programs, with the signing marking a quick action by the administration.
Washington announces that formal relations between the United States and Holelaran governments will be resumed February 1 upon the inauguration of the new constitutional authorities in Ilunduras.
John C. McKeown of Philadelphia was re elected president of the National Boot and Shoe Manufacturers Association at the closing session of the meeting Thursday.
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