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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1928
Page
4
Auto club officials urge a pre trip check of battery, generator, distributor, spark plugs, valves, carburetor, fuel feed, clutch, transmission, differential, crankcase, oil filter, steering, brakes and tires. They recommend cleaning, adjusting and replacing worn parts, draining and refilling fluids, and increasing tire pressure for higher speeds.
Motorists face brake trouble in extreme heat due to thinner rear axle lubricant and gear oil. Solutions include new greaser washers, heavier lubricant, or both. When descending steep hills use low gear and engine braking to reduce brake wear and increase safety.
A discussion in Popular Science Monthly explains rounding the lower end edge of each leaf in a series spring to reduce wear and prevent the ear from riding on bumps. The modification smooths action when encountering larger wheel bumps, preserving suspension performance.
An automotive column warns drivers about detours in tunnels and corrosion in battery cables limiting ignition power. It notes alloy piston wear and lubrication affecting car life, plus rattles from neglected springs. A speaker jokes about RPMs, while advertising figures are misread in a playful auto feature.
Advertising copy warns against over handling of infants and promotes Castoria as a safe remedy. It claims Castoria eases irritability sleeplessness and stomach discomfort in babies and lists benefits claimed by leading physicians. The ad notes over 25 million bottles used yearly and includes a Motherhood book with each purchase.
The exchange hints that the Jones family plans a trip to Boston kept private. A whispered question and a confirmation suggest anticipation around their travel without revealing details.
The fragment hints at a feature on a paper maker and a writer named pliys, with unusual wording suggesting a local anecdote or industry note. Readable elements point to a humorous or human interest snippet about production and personal connection.
A humorous Detroit Freeress brief recounts a young woman’s frantic search to reach a gentleman friend. After querying several academies, a stable man finally confirms a horse named Molly is available and offers to bring her to the phone.
Rev Edwin J Radcliffe of Moomsboro Pa asks his congregation to fund his salary through anonymous envelope contributions without naming donors He believes a pastor should share in the community's adversity or prosperity and be valued by individuals in the church
An old classified style notice claims Liquisul can cure pyorrhea and gum bleeding with a money back guarantee. It lists a price postpaid and provides a Denver address for purchase.
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