The Tire That’s Good for Us Is Good for You
The fragment discusses tires with a slogan about mutual benefit and suggests a marketing approach. It mentions gear and tread terms and hints at promotional copy praising the product as beneficial for both seller and buyer. No clear entities or dates are readable.
Progress of Auto Industry and Highway System Stalls
B F Goodrich warns that motor lines for passenger transport advance slowly while highway development lags. He notes friction between growth in automotive mobility and highway construction, urging coordinated investment and policy support to unlock efficiency in passenger movement.
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B. F. Goodrich
United States Tire Company Promotes Pneumatic Bus Lines
The United States Tire Company extols pneumatic tires for expanding motor passenger and freight lines between towns and cities. It argues pneumatics enable bigger vehicles to haul heavy loads with less vibration and lower operating costs, signaling a growth path as rail schedules lag behind road travel.
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United States Tire Company
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Pneumatic Tires Prove Durable for Heavy Trucks
States Tire Co developed a large Pneumatic truck tire, illustrating extra life from pneumatics as several first trucks with big tires stay in heavy service daily. The era notes minimal road damage from large pneumatics, pleasing farmers despite dissatisfaction with road-tearing by other Conveyances.
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States Tire Co
Motorists Resources for Getting Unstuck From Mud
A United States Tire Company guide offers simple methods for freeing a car stuck in mud. Use old newspapers under tires to gain traction, or place the car in low gear and feed gas slowly to maximize wheel rotation for heavy pull. Avoid sharp rocks. use small branches for traction and consider a gentle push as a last resort.
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Public Nuisance and Tire Tubes Campaign by UB Goodrich
An UB Goodrich Rubber Company educational drive addresses tire tube failures from improper installation and pinching. It warns drivers to prep tubes, avoid twisting, align valve stems, and evenly distribute air to prevent leaks and waste. The piece also condemns loud car exhausts post armistice celebrations and urges cities to limit noisy devices with new ordinances.
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