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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1927
Page
7
The passage notes skating history with Scandinavia as early for travel and speed but credits Ogure skating as a nineteenth century development of purely British origin. It highlights ponds as a driver of popularity and mentions a large surplus of ponds contributing to growth.
Readable lines mention warm up a gol maty leftovers and questions about ice cream. Children reportedly never leave any of that. No clear names dates places or events present in the surviving text.
Kingston society item notes a husband returning home shortly after midnight on Sunday in a Tid-Bits style society snippet. The brief sketches domestic routine and social tone from Loyday.
The Estate of Mary Rohrer late of Lititz Borough deceased has letters testamentary granted to the undersigned. All persons indebted to the estate should pay promptly and those with claims or demands must present them promptly for settlement to the undersigned residing in Akron Pennsylvania
A devotional quote urges finding a dependable man who will stand firm under fire and give honest advice. It frames the trusted figure as a fragment of the Rock of Ages, embodying steadfast fidelity and courage.
Letters testamentary have been granted to Eva Winkle Executrix of Isaac M Weidler late of Warwick Township Lancaster County Penna. All indebted persons must pay immediately and those with claims should present them for settlement at 70 Futth Je Bethlehem Pa.
Charles M. Hayes, president of the Chicago Mirror club, urges motorists to inventory and improve driving habits to ensure clear signals. He warns lack of signaling leads to accidents and buck passing. The American Automobile Association supports safer driving through local groups and strict signal compliance.
California welcomes visitors with a friendly sign at the state line and a visit to a travel office. Motorists receive a tourist map highlighting scenic and historic points, road information, a digest of traffic laws, and a legally required visitor permit.
Skips across moisture on the distributor housing can cause serious misfiring as current traverses surface grease instead of through normal channels. Wipe the surface to remove moisture. Balloon tires should be inflated to maximum on smooth roads and to minimum on rough roads to handle load and prevent accidents. Fred W. Johnson urged greater manufacturer responsibility for highway safety at a safety conference, citing all-steel body adoption to cut mortality.
An illustrated guide describes freeing a tightly jammed rear wheel without a wheel puller. After removing the hub cap and jocking, the suggested technique uses a tire chain and a jack to leverage the wheel off the spread end of the axle.
A fragment describes using a tire chain looped around spokes with the jack foot against the axle. The elevating step sits in the loop so the jack lever pressure aligns with the axle. Ensure the chain is fastened securely for safe lifting.
The Ontario Department of Highways uses print ads to portray the traffic patrol as a friend to motorists. It emphasizes safety over fines and asks drivers to cooperate with officers to protect life and road investment. It warns against speeding and notes excessive speed destroys lives and property.
Excessive cooling reduces efficiency as engines run hot near boiling. Use smaller hose connections inside the regulator to restrict water flow and slow orientation. Do not clean distributor with emery cloth or sandpaper.
Vehicle notes discuss spark lever settings before starting and grain dust experiments for future fuel use. A Munich track saw a racing car powered by rider levers reach high speed. Commentary on large cars, air quality at home, and motorists seeking concrete highways over gravel roads.
In 1926 gyroscopes began use in railroads to improve ride comfort. The device acts as the heart of a tracking system that measures and locates rough spots on tracks.
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