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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1928
Page
4
The article warns against radiator damage in cold weather and argues for using an anti freez e solution. It identifies alcohol as a common effective agent though it evaporates quickly, notes kerosene risks of overheating and rubber hose damage, and stresses choosing a mixture with a boiling point near water. It urges precautions to maintain cooling efficiency.
The article explains service filters in vehicles including gasoline filters. Water in the filter bowl can block gasoline flow, drying the vacuum tank. Drain the water when the water level is visible at the bowl bottom. Clean the chamois filter with gasoline when draining and replace the chamois filter after long use.
Dirt can clog vacuum tanks at the gasoline outflow causing trouble. Cleaning at the outflow is usually sufficient but care is needed to avoid damaging the mechanism. Complex repairs should be handled by skilled technicians.
Edward Ver Linden president of a motor car company urges more living room courtesy on the road to reduce careless and reckless driving. He cites harsh remarks muttered and shouted at fellow drivers as common among Americans and notes the rise of speed and aggressive behavior after rude encounters.
California’s federal aid highways will display United States shield markers under the national numbering system. The Automobile Club of Southern California and the California State Automobile Association will install 8,000 signs along about 2,600 miles of eligible highways.
A vintage note explains that bumper lock situations occur when cars back into each other or misalign. It describes the difficulty of separating locked rear bumpers and suggests the solution is to reverse the original locking steps, often requiring lifting one or both cars.
In a severe midwinter storm named the Great Storm a woman teacher Marion Rock is lost on a mountain. Tom Mason leads a rescue, finds her in a pine cave sheltering from a brown bear, saves her, and they confess love as rescuers converge. They return together with a bear skin rug for the fireplace.
Mrs Franz Seidle nee Anna Krell mer born October 17 1847 in Freckenhorst Westphalia Germany died January 1 1928 after a brief pneumonia at 81 years 2 months and 14 days She came to America at age 22 with siblings settling in Clinton Massachusetts later moving to a farm southeast of Marshall Clark County She leaves husband Franz Seidle three children Mrs Allen Dean Mrs Will Davidson and Alfred Seidle 19 grandchildren 2 great grandchildren one sister Mrs Annie Rosner Worcester and a brother in Germany Funeral held January 3 at 1 30 pm at home with Rev D A Kraft officiating burial in Zion Cemetery.
Public foreclosure sale under a December 2 1927 decree will be held January 30 1928 at 2 PM at the east door of the Clark County Courthouse Marshall Illinois. Real estate includes parts of section 5 township 11 north range 13 west with undivided interests and specified parcels in Clark County Illinois. Sale is cash in hand.
We thank neighbors and friends for sympathy help and floral offerings at the death of our mother Mrs Franz Seidle Mrs Allen Dean Mrs Will Davidson Alfred Seidle
A newly reported insect in Australia feeds on blackberry vines while leaving raspberries untouched. Researchers note its potential as a biological control for the widespread weed, offering a natural solution without harming nearby crops.
Public notice in Clark County Illinois for the foreclosure of B F Johnson versus Steven W Dean et al. The sale, at 3:30 on January 30 1928, will occur at the east door of the courthouse in Marshall. Property: north half of lot 83 in Woodford Dulaney addition, with 66 feet off the east side excluded. Cash terms. Special Master in Chancery T Hollenbeck signs. Complainant's solicitor H R Snavely. Advertisement 652-3.
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