Lubrication Essentials for Summer Car Care
The article stresses frequent lubrication during summer heavy use. It explains oil films between metal parts prevent wear, recommends draining crankcase and refilling at specific mile intervals, and warns that pure mineral oil and extra oil prevent bearing and cylinder trouble. It notes early lubrication avoids squeaks and describes force-feed and constant level splash systems for reliable lubrication.
Thread cleaner for car bolts and chassis
The passage describes a do it yourself thread cleaner using a stiff wire bent to fit bolt threads. It explains bending the wire nearly double and shaping ends at right angles to remove grit from tapped holes and chassis threads.
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Angies
Careful Driving Tips For Wet Streets And Skids
Safe driving advice stresses gradual, controlled actions on wet or muddy roads. It warns that skidding is hard to stop once started and urges slow, even turns and speeds, clutch engagement, and clear vision with wind shield wipers to avoid hazards.
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Nasmuch Ag
Peculiar Noise From Loose Wheel On Semi‑Floating Axles
A Louisville repairman explains that a creaking sound when starting off on cars with semi floating rear axles comes from a loose wheel on the axle rather than worn brake bands. He warns drivers to check wheel rigidity, not just brake components, as a loose wheel can mimic faulty brakes.
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Louisville
Removing Rust From Rims
Instructions describe jacking up the car, running the engine, spinning the rear wheels in high gear while applying emery paper to the rims to remove rust quickly. The method relies on abrasion and engine power to sand away corrosion on the rims.
Precaution for Hand Pump Use Before Attaching to Tire
The hand pump should be stroked a few times prior to connecting to the tire valve to avoid drawing matter into the inner tube. This practice prevents contamination of the valve and potential tire issues.
Automobile and Gossif L2 Car Maintenance Tips
Blow out carburetor and gasoline lines to remove water and sediment. A weak clutch spring can be temporarily repaired by washers. Ensure tires do not contact any car parts while revolving. A rear-gear driver should be asked to walk. A C or U clamp is a handy tool. A loose flywheel makes a loud rattle or knocks at low speed. A little oil on the clutch thrust bearing aids gear shifting and extends life. Gasoline on tires with a cloth prolongs rubber life.
Oil well fire in Mexia claims many lives
In Navarro County Texas the J K Hughes Development Company No 1 McKie oil well on the Mobile lease blew in at 2850 feet and catching fire. A gas surge and oil spread flames hundreds of feet high and across surrounding pools. The disaster left fourteen confirmed dead with several missing as workers fled the blazing derrick. Names listed include W A Hicks S P Allen M O Turner and others from Corsicana Kerens and Norris. It is described as the most disastrous oil field fire in Texas history.
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Mexia
Tex
J. K. Hughes
Navarro County
Powell’ Field
Corsicant
J. K. Hughes Development Company
McKie
Hughes Development Company
W. A. Hicks
Wortham
Texas
S. P. Allen
Corsicana
Currie Field
M. O. Turner
Norris
Miss
Phillips
Kerens
Max.Meisner
Ker
Ultimatum Not to Be Obeyed Outright in Moscow
Moscow officials rejected Curzon's ultimatum and warned Britain against any move to force a rupture. Deputy Foreign Minister Ganetsky told a Moscow council meeting that Russia would defend its independence even if it means confronting nations with armed force. He said Russia desires no break with England but will not accept the note.
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Moscow
Great Britain
Lord Curzon
M. Ganetsky
Russia
Ganetsky
Moscow Council of Trade Unions
England
British Warship Harebell Ordered to Murman Coast
The Harebell has been ordered to the Murman coast to deter Soviet interference with British vessels beyond the three mile limit and to use force if needed, announced in the House of Commons by Under-Secretary Ronald McNeill.
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London
Harebell
Murman
House of Commons
Ronald McNeill
Russian Delegate Assassinated at Lausanne Conference
At Lausanne M Vorovsky a Soviet delegate was shot dead by a Swiss former Russian officer. Two others wounded include Herman Ahrens a Bolshevist from Berlin who served as Russian press agent at Lausanne I and II and J Didwilowsky Vorovaky’s Russian secretary.
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Lausanne
M. Vorovsky
Russia
Herman Ahrens
Berlin
J. Didwilowsky Vorovaky
Centenary of Home Sweet Home song observed worldwide
The Hou year marks a century since John Howard Payne and the first singing of Home Sweet Home. Poets and musicians question its greatness, yet the song endures as a global folk tune sung by countless people. Payne described hearing the tune in Italy and adapting it with Bishop into the famed lyrics. The piece premiered in London on May 8, 1826, with Miss Tree likely the performer, selling over 100,000 copies in its first year.
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John Howard Payne
Etelka Gerster
Stephen
Foster
Christine Nilsson
Annie Laurie
Scotland
Bama Nevada
Strandy
Scott
Ney
Patti
Home, Sweet Home
Rayne
Payne
Italy
Bishop
Paris
Clari
Milan
Henry Bishop
M. ‘Tree
Covent Garden Theater
London
Payne and his "Home Sweet Home" story examined
The article details Payne selling an opera and several plays for 250 pounds, recalls the original form of "Home Sweet Home," notes Payne’s Union College memorial and boyhood verses, and outlines Payne’s life from New York birth to fame in London and return to America. It covers his lack of marriage, travels, works, consul role, illness, and burial at Oak Hill Cemetery Georgetown.
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Paris
France
America
Joseph Devantery
Louis
Broadway
New York City
Stevens Institute of Technology
Hoboken
N. J
Payne
The
Union College
Mere
Ily
Sarah Ismes
East Hampton
L. T
Ilamburg
de Witt Clinton
New York
Boston
John Howard
Willain Payne
John
Hespian Mirror
William Coleman
New York Evening Post
Norval
Doughes
Baltimore
England
London
Pleet
Tunis
Sweet Home
John Howard Payne
Old Oak Hat
Georgetown
D. G
Arthur
United States
Richest in the World Claim At Auburn Conference
At a highway conference in Auburn a government official stated that the 800 mile radius around Muscle Shoals comprises the richest territory in the world. The remark credits modern mining and chemistry, urging Alabama landholders to hold their estates for years as southern virgin industrial fields attract capital.
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Auburn
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
America
Grapefruit Industry Consumes About 6 Million Boxes
According to the latest figures available, about 6 000 000 boxes of grapefruit were consumed in this country in one year though not so many.
Grapefruit Origins and Spread Across Regions
The fruit once lacked commercial value in Chey and had no spot on the American breakfast table. Florida and California supply much of the grapefruit, with Jamaica and the Isle of Pines also growing it. The pamela, a grapefuit member, came to Florida with the Spaniards about four centuries ago. It grows in yellow bunches on trees up to 80 feet tall.
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Florida
California
Jamaica
Isle of Pines
Pamela
Estrug
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