22 Jun 1919
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Newspaper
Ludington Daily News
Location
Ludington, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1919
Page
1
Advice on starting cars with manual cranks stresses safety and correct grip. It warns that improper handling can cause the crank to kick back, injuring fingers, and explains the proper technique: place the thumb against the tire edge, cradle the handle between four fingers and palm, and crank upward rather than downward to avoid a hand injury.
High gear climbing is risky for new alto drivers as hills demand expert shifting. Shifting from high to second or to low on steep grades must be timed precisely to avoid engine damage or a crash. Best practice is to shift near hill bottoms and maintain enough engine power to prevent stalling.
A historic note outlines how short circuits arise when wires pass through metal tubes, leading to soaked or heated insulation after a year of service. Missing cylinders traceable to this issue. water ingress can affect magnets and stops. Leather covers recommended in bad weather to shield devices from water and grease.
British plane makers led by Vickers plan a global air freight and passenger service. Routes likely from London to major hubs including New York, San Francisco, Cape Town, and Australia, with two main lines and others via Lisbon and Agoras to New York then San Francisco.
Kendallville railroad station area residents report growing interest in watching airplane mail operations. Locals note the new hobby attracts diverse visitors and fosters chatter about aviation, transportation efficiency, and regional rail activity.
A detailed report assesses L&N track conditions from the South Bayou to the Middle Bayou. It estimates 183,700 to repair 1.25 miles of washedout track, plus weed cutting and tie renewals, to enable safe service for a gasoline motor coach. Proposals include bus service to Gutembo and a Ludington to Middle Haven route, with track removal at washouts and possible highway extensions.
Testimony discusses options for restoring transport to bayous after rail disruption. Proposals include reopening Ludington to Middle Bayou rail service, establishing an automobile route, and running three trains daily if rails are repaired, with a bus line as a quicker interim solution.
Senator Truman H. Newberry, chairman of the senate fisheries committee, proposes a bill to establish a fish cultural station in Michigan. It calls for purchasing a site erecting a building and providing equipment at a location designated by the secretary of commerce, with state legislation to grant the national government authority to operate a fish hatchery and related activities.
Mr and Mrs Jesse Oman visited Millerton June 15 and toured friends. Dan Keith and family joined by W B Ord and families spent June 15 with Geo Griswold. Leslie Forbes Laura Stone and Ella Thomas attended a nursing class at Mrs Bert Jenks home. Frank Stone entertained relatives from Ludington Thursday. Beatrice Griswold visited Ella Thomas June 14. Andrew Peterson and daughter from Victory called at Paul Oman home June 16. George G Griswold bought a new Chevrolet from E K Fazer of Custer. Beatrice Wemple and others attended Amber eighth grade picnic June 13 where Agnes graduated. Mrs Barton Ezra and Orville Williams dined at Bert Barton home June 16. Vieoder visited John Brevent Thursday evening. Beatrice Wemple assists John Griffin of Hast Riverton with housework. Something for sale, try a want ad.
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