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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1919
Page
7
E V Collins of Kansas State Agricultural College advises keeping storage batteries fully charged in winter and testing with a hydrometer every two weeks. A charged battery withstands low temps, while a discharged one freezes at about 20 degrees, risking cracked tar and reconstruction. no universal rules fit all starting systems.
The article notes that talcum or French chalk must be spread evenly inside the casing when replacing tubes. It recommends using a small blower like those used for spraying insect powder, available at drug stores, to distribute the talc uniformly, emphasizing its importance.
A material called super glass uses a layer of transparent celluloid between two plate glass sheets to form windshields. It cracks when struck by heavy objects but occupants are not injured by flying splinters.
Advice on protecting workshop items and vehicle parts notes wrapping tools in oiled cloth to prevent rust and covering oil holes with felt to avoid painting over bearings. It also suggests checking cooling fans with riveted blades to ensure security during use.
A simple car heater idea from Popular Mechanics suggests wrapping the steering wheel spoke area with heavy silk or mica, then covering with asbestos strips and winding resistance wire about a quarter inch apart, avoiding contact between turns, to create an onboard electric warmer.
A creative heating method uses a storage battery and resistance wire wound on the steering wheel to keep drivers hands warm. Insulated copper leads run down the steering post to the battery with a switch to break the circuit. The resistance material suggested is bare iron wire for the heater path.
A Woman's Home Companion travel note advises drivers to avoid using the emergency brake. It extols smooth coasting and gradual wheel movement to reduce wear, conserve gasoline, and prevent emergencies. It urges anticipation of hazards and controlled steering rather than abrupt maneuvers.
The text outlines causes of fan speed trouble such as oily or stretched belts, tight bearings, and loose pulleys. It notes diagnosing motor sounds to locate issues like misaligned gears or chipped teeth and mentions dragging brakes as a minor power loss cause.
The lesson surveys Joshua as Moses' successor, calling readers to courageous leadership. It highlights God renewing the land promise, Joshua's presence with God, and the conditions for blessing through strong courage and unwavering obedience. The study ties Israel's conquest to faithful leadership and divine support.
A list of practical kitchen tips and recipes for home cooks including menu planning for meals, avoiding risky dishes, and affordable preparations. It covers omelets with tomato soup, simple salads from canned tomato parts, desserts with pineapple and marshmallows, holiday mince pies, and several meat and pie recipes. It emphasizes practical, economical cooking, leftovers management, and inviting table settings.
A reflection on faithful, consistent conduct over flashy deeds. The idea that promotion comes not from unusual acts but from doing the ordinary tasks well, echoing Christ's praise of being faithful in little. The message urges steady diligence without dwelling on missed big opportunities.
A new boarder voices fascination with occult studies while a Sand-Lady serves hash. The talk turns to Niblitz and his failed pursuit of fortune, as other residents note he never caught up with luck and often lingered for it.
Instructions describe washing hats made without glue or shellac, using soap and water with a nail brush, then drying and ironing on the correct side. Chiffon veils and ribbons are refreshed with gentle washing or sponging, while silk or satin bows may be pressed or steamed. Wrapped skirts and graceful footwear are noted as seasonal fashion trends with care to preserve style.
Article describes an innovative trimming featuring braided buttonholes with buttons at one end on Premet Bow dresses. The bodice trim consists of three buttonhole segments, lengths about six inches, five inches, and four inches, with graded buttonholes continuing along the front hang of the skirt.
A sprightly wool dress appeals to youth with simple lines and restrained trim. The frock features a narrow braid collar and wrist-bracelets, a nearly ankle-length skirt, and a front apron in beige and blue trimming. The fabric is likely Jersey or tricolette with georgette details and a navy blue body.
Instructions describe crafting a workbag from two yards of Dresden ribbon six and a half inches wide. Use broiders bh Cat two r cardboard for bottoms, pad with sheet cotton, cover with ribbon, split remaining ribbon and seam pieces. Attach one piece to a cardboard button on the outside rim and mirror for the top, sewing the cardboard button inside the hoop where silk ribbon covers the ring.
A magnet on a tape proves excellent for keeping in the sewing room or wherever sewing is done as it collects stray needles that might otherwise go unseen and cause damage if left unfound.
The article describes a bodice with an oval front opening three inches below the neckline, short widow sleeves, and a high collar reaching to the ears. Trimming consists of a line of small cloth buttons from collar to knees, with a caracul stole and a carnet hat with gray ostrich tips. A gray gown with black carneul and draped chiffon completes the ensemble.
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