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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1919
Page
3
A feature on hollow tile barns explains weather proofing, interior layout,Fresh water systems and silo integration. The design emphasizes insulation, fire resistance, ample daylight, and air flow to keep dairy herds healthy and productive, with economic long-term benefits.
A jumbled OCR page features a mix of humorous captions and dialogue snippets about military life, slang, and everyday irritations. It includes a cautious ambulance driver in shell fire, Shakespeare quips, finances and gossip, a legislative hall scene, and light exchanges about wealth and modern conveniences. The collage preserves era voice with scattered character lines and captions.
A barn interior description details stalls, gutters, drains and ventilation for dairy and draft animals. A heated family dispute ends with a quip about cowardice. A long Algonquin lake name in Massachusetts is noted as Lake Webster after a change. The piece questions whether education truly aids unlettered men and hints at potential untapped talent.
Paris detectives pursue the Henry Landru case with 12 murder charges and a possible 13th victim amid allegations of arson and body disposal at Villa Gambais. Fernande Segent is in custody. police allege she knew Landru’s past and was to be his next victim.
Northampton youths Newhard sixteen and Lilly nineteen die in a suicide pact. They walked to Hometown and ended their lives by fire and gunshots after a note expressed their wish to die together. The parroted motive and dress fire are cited by investigators. In San Francisco ten years after, E C McCormick recovers a lost safe with bonds worth 25 000 to 30 000 hidden inside a strong box opened by a locksmith.
New York reports Chas Zimmerman after over two months in jail was allowed to wed Stelin Dagovics, who had prompted his incarceration with a breach of promise suit. The case highlights the resolution of a disputed marriage claim amid legal action.
In Big Rapids Michigan students mar Harold Tibbet, clip his bat, tuck him in and make him walk barefoot back to town for marrying one of the coeds. The incident reflects a coercive prank amid campus culture.
Expert advises town booster clubs to form outdoor art committees to promote beautification and planning. Recommends ordinances for street tree planting, condemns short lived softwood species, and favors hardwoods like elm, oaks, maples, lindens, and ironwood for longevity and resilience.
A Kansas City Star excerpt reports the Supreme Court enables cities to remove billboards from residential districts, with Los Angeles already banning them citywide outside business zones. The Civic association urges action to protect property values, noting consent rules and frontage thresholds for billboard placement and removal.
The column notes Jimmy enjoyed playing with the new neighbor across the street but calls the boy the talkingest kid ever heard. It reflects a lighthearted anecdote recounted by a Chicago Tribune editor and contrasts humorous quotes from other papers about needs and self raising items.
In Brawley California vast cantaloupe and watermelon harvests unfold over fifty days. Thousands toil in fields passing fruit from picker to truck to railroad car. Each car carries about twenty five to thirty tons, with crates loaded and sealed for Chicago bound shipments.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture, the piece notes farming households with their own trucks now haul their own produce including neighbors to markets. It highlights motor trucks as a solution to the short haul transport problem and discusses broader impacts on rural freight and evolving farm marketing.
A survey of sixty meter row analyzes how markets move farm produce amid a wartime crisis. It highlights routes by farmer hauled freight, local track operators, car and trek agencies, city transfer firms, and large corporations. It also warns that universal joints require regular lubrication to prevent wear.
Practical notes on mechanical fixes include not forcing nuts over bolts, lubricating the steering column to prevent binding, and a self rescue method using bread tape unspooled from a reel to create a dry path in mud.
Dampness harms tires, especially partly worn ones, as water penetrates construction materials beyond rubber. Water saturates breaker strips, speeding wear and risking failure. Proper tires must withstand deluge exposure. drying after rain remains crucial for longevity.
An approximate method to clean valve stems by using a small amount of kerosene to loosen carbon deposits. Apply a little kerosene to the valve area while the engine is running, allowing it to travel down the valve and soften and wash off deposits. Suggested monthly maintenance.
The text advises maintaining a full radiator to support thermo-syphon cooling, ensuring back resistance to push water forward. It stresses frequent water additions rather than waiting for the engine to knock for water, stressing proactive engine care.
A late bottle of kerosene and rin mixed in equal parts is recommended to clear windshield raindrops. The compound spreads rain into a thin even sheet across the surface enhancing forward visibility.
The article notes the broad reach of car manufacturing from bodies to parts, with millions in tire output and thousands of firms involved. It warns about brake wear remedies, running miles, steel rim rust, and the heavy use of cars by farmers, outlining industry scale and maintenance tips.
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