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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1921
Page
3
The article details that a blow out patch is only a temporary emergency fix and must be removed for a permanent repair. It warns that delaying permanent repair can warp the tire, cause fabric chafing, and lead to costly damage. It urges avoiding hazards and regular tire inspection by a qualified tire surgeon.
The article explains how valve misadjustment or faulty ignition causes jerky engine performance. It notes front wheels narrow at the bottom aid steering and advises beeswax on screws to ease driving. It highlights bearings as critical wear points to watch.
A Popular Mechanics excerpt explains a portable car bed and awning setup using 1 inch pipe and canvas to convert a car into a camping suite. It covers bed frame construction, awning support, mattress, and curtains, plus cooking on a camp grate and space-saving storage for a party of four as a practical, economical outdoor lodging solution.
Florence Harding blue decorates autos as a color choice. Detroit plant halted single Gay production after 4053 cars rolled off May 10. An American one ton motor truck sells in the United States for S1 55. Refining capacity in the United States reaches 1,890,900 gallons versus 1,590,565 gallons in 1920.
President Harding orders investigation by the Public Health Service and the American Red Cross into pellagra risk in the southern cotton belt amid rumors of semi famine. He pledges full federal cooperation and potential congressional action, with relief measures aimed at both victims and self-help. The Public Health Service warns of pellagra and widespread health strain, noting planters face money shortages and banks tighten credit.
Carl Kreiteh of Washington city died in a fall commercial airplane crash as a passenger. The machine crushed after stifled at a height of 200 feet, with Bertram Mo Stewart and J eMerehenunsly among others on the plat.
The report notes increased shipments to the United States from China and cites Communist era indicators such as new Chinese banks and trust companies. It highlights concerns over Chinese money funding Chinese enterprises and signals a shifting trade pattern. Mexico pledges no Soviet propaganda agents, per Interior Undersecretary. Dr Shelley commits suicide using a surgical instrument after health-related despondency. Mauretania fire at Southampton docks causes major damage and heavy losses, with repairs expected to take months.
League City sheriff reports the arrest of Hagen Perry McFaddin and J H Rows in connection with the killing of M C Benson, brother of G Benson of Dickitson. Witnesses describe two men riding up on Lenton street, causing Benson to be unseated before the assailants fled.
The Idaho War Memorial Commission selected Avard Fairbanks to sculpt a lifelike Doughboy representing American infantry. The statue, created in Portland and Salt Lake City, will be a flagship feature for county memorials. The American Legion of Idaho praised the work and its educational and patriotic goals.
Legions officer Fred P Mebergall of San Francisco remains a leading California Legion figure. A veteran union activist, he rose from work at nine to study in night schools. He served in Base Hospital Company No 1 in France and helped organize the California department. He twice faced military service denials for eye impairment before a waiver let him enlist. He later became involved in labor circles and played a key role in the Legion’s California leadership.
American Legion posts across the country honor Russell C Gross of Philadelphia for heroism in France and plan to rename Overbrook post in his memory. Deserter publicity has publicized lists of nearly 500 draft evaders, with hundreds arrested and dozens convicted.
Old style market summaries show wheat and corn futures for July and September with variable prices noted alongside Memphis and Chicago reports. A mix of commodity prices including wheat cotton and meat prices appear, plus crime notes: two killed in plane crash near Ogden and a man killed after divorcing wife in Forteen, with official statements on justifyable homicide and jail status.
An aged Illinois farmer, once reputed wealthy, died leaving nothing, and a final will declared I leave the earth to my relatives who have long coveted it. The wording reflects a stark note on inheritance and value, cited by the American Legion Weekly.
Bandit hold up No 205 between Memphis and St Louis near Vandale Ark forcing the crew to throw open the VA Dress Messenger safe and robbing the main car. No estimate of loot is given. believed to be a heavy haul. Nearby East Relief drive plans large wheat and corn collection for Armenia and Syria orphans, led by Alonzo K Wilson from Chicago. Nearby incidents include a fatal boxing bout in Huntington Beach and a Brooklyn fire scare averted by a rookie officer.
Representative Pat man presented to Governor Pat M Seff a petition signed by forty nine members of the House urging a bill for the special session to impose penalties on persons disguising themselves to commit acts that harm the state.
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