Vacation Tours by Automobile Stimulate Big Travel Boom
The Chicago Motor Club estimates 44 million Americans will take motor vacations in 1928, spending about 3.5 billion dollars. Hotels and tourist homes gained 12 percent last year, with 27 million people in 7.25 million cars using them. Campers and trailers also planned major travel, while standardizing services and caravans push growth for a record year ahead.
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Chicago Motor Club
Qucago Motor Club
Amerlea
America
Annoying Hood Rattle Is Hard to Overcome
The article explains a simple repair for rattling auto hoods on light cars and trucks. It suggests cutting two long bands from an old inner tube and placing them evenly and symmetrically across the hood to stop the rattle without affecting appearance. The bands also help hold the hood open for better engine cooling.
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
Sixteen Story Garage Planned for Chicago
A 16 story garage at 211 West Lake Street is planned as Chicago's tallest structure with a projected cost of 1500 HI. The project is tied to new loop parking regulations and rising interest in garage construction along Lake Street and nearby corridors.
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Coicago
Weat Lake Street
Lake Street
West Lake Street
Feinklie
Wells
Vletn Tir
Madison
Prankiio
Test Oil Filters Advise An Expert
An expert explains how oil filters remove abrasive metal particles and dirt from engine oil as it circulates through bearings. Filters work automatically and can let the oil last about 3 000 miles before sludge buildup reduces performance, so test filters periodically.
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Walter
Niles
Automobile Notes From The Era Of Growth
The piece discusses gasoline use totaling billions yearly for U S cars and daily New York City arrivals by auto. It cites 11 percent city registration, farmer ownership of at least one car, and 17100 gallons produced per minute to meet demand. It notes 500000 jobs in the auto industry with growth to 600000, and mentions wheel alignment as a quick service fix.
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Jnnanneed
Toursine
Neemer
Fairies Reveal Secret to Everlasting Youth
In a hut corner the old fairies in dark hoods transform into glittering young figures with gold crowns. Witty Witch explains their rule: those who understand and love children stay young, while those who forget them grow old.
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Whity Witeh
Spiries
Enid
Witch
Flattering to the Matron Four-Piece Ensemble
A fashion feature praises becoming dress for mature women with a four piece silk ensemble. It highlights black lace with georgette, a georgette cape, and a lustrous antelope silk fabric in dusty pink, plus refined accessories and tailored silk suits for summer town and country wear.
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Madam
Fijiinn
Willie
Styis
Georgette
Ontlanm
Midum
Telce
Seasonal kitchen notes on savory molds and desserts
A column offers recipes for halibut in tomato jelly and cereal souffle with leftovers, a plum prune cake and sponge cake with lemon icing. It describes jelly mold assembly with tomato base, egg whites, and gelatin, plus a cabbage baking tip and various dessert ideas with detailed steps and ingredients.
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Lce
Ohio
Unscrutable Note Appears From Random Text
A garbled excerpt mentions a father raising purebred cattle and a visitor from the city. The passage contains broken phrases and unclear dialogue about a mother, refreshments, and a child named Rohit, with many misspellings and incomplete sentences. The overall meaning is not recoverable.
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Bobby
Batilw
Heer
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