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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1921
Page
6
In a midwinter tale the hunter Bar Cranston tracks wolves and cougars through snowlit forests, facing fearsome predators and rival quests to protect or claim the valley. The narrative follows his tense vigil, preparations, and a looming confrontation amid harsh elements and raw frontier danger.
A tense nocturnal hunt ends in a near duel as Cranston Kinbell and Hildreth circle the brush under moonlight. The shot clashes with a second report, leaving both men shocked, the outcome uncertain and the forest alive with a hunter’s memory.
A vintage prose piece likens life to a savings account and spring bonnets. It notes growth with each new turn, the charm of contrasts in a quilt analogy, and the need to share education. It mentions light, dark patches, aging, and the value of experiences.
A garbled clipping threads humorous lines about paper clothing and prudent men from a Washington Star and a Dallas News style. It references Uncle BI Bottletop and a burr saw, with remarks on wealth helping some men reach from poor relatives.
Washington report outlines House appropriations committee views on canal defense. Experts debate reliance on air power versus coastal guns to protect the Panama Canal, with mentions of gun batteries, aircraft, and jungle defenses. Inaugural preparations, weather risks, and potential Supreme Court vacancies under Harding and Wilson are discussed alongside ceremonial arrangements and notable political names.
The article explains that cold weather and low grade gasoline hinder engine starting and performance. It recommends using a hot air intake from the exhaust to warm air entering the carburetor, notes practical DIY setups, warns on cooling fan efficiency, and urges regular cleaning of the fuel tank to prevent clogs from dirt and sediment. It stresses maintaining heat for better gasoline volatilization and engine economy.
The Bureau of Standards notes glass buried in soil slowly disintegrates due to water and alkali. Disintegration speeds depend on glass composition and soil conditions, likely extremely slow with some glasses and taking centuries for full disintegration. Man Cannot Sense Coming Rain. The article notes humans cannot naturally predict rain while other animals show unease. dogs become restless, cats sneeze, frogs croak, owls screech, peacocks scream, and waterfowl grow noisier as damp air relaxes nerves.
The Scientific American describes J. E. Mayhall of Covington Kentucky inventing a direction indicator to help driving a vehicle, especially motor cars in congested cities, by giving warnings about approaching vehicles and guiding the direction to take, operable by the chauffeur.
Bolts through the frame channel are difficult to install after removal. A method drills to take a cutter pin and threads a wire through the bolt hole, enabling the bolt to be drawn through the hole for installation.
The ignition coils suited for five or six dry cells may burn out the condenser when coils are connected in series for more efficiency. A much higher discharge rate on the ammeter signals a cross somewhere causing the battery not to receive its intended current. Repairing tear in top advises woolen yarn to pull edges together, then patch with vulcanized rubber cement.
A note on valve operation warns that weakening springs disrupt engine function. When removing valves, check that all inlet springs share equal length and all exhaust springs match. if any exhaust spring is shorter, stretch it or add a metal plate beneath to restore equal tension with the others.
A collage of notes on gasoline weight and car costs, Canada’s 1919 motor vehicle output and projected rise, fuel from dried leaves research, 1921 Pennsylvania auto license number requests, winter tire chains guidance, U S Army Motor Transport corps vehicle disposition, friction and mileage, DIY car valve repairs, South Bend Indiana offering free camping for automobilists at Pottawatomie Park, and a remark on one town being densely motored in the Union.
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