Change of Oil to Save Motor Advocated by Pulcher
Motor truck executive L Pulcher urged frequent oil changes to slow motor wear amid kerosene in gasoline thinning lubricant. He cited an experiment showing a motor with oil changed every 60 hours showed no wear, while an older oil sample caused wear of 0.005 inches, attributing damage to nonlubricating oil components. The speaker linked engine life to how often oil is changed.
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Shifting Gears On New Car Cites Practice As Key
Article notes new car shifting difficulty often stems from clutch drag or driver inexperience. It recommends practicing shifts to Intermediate gears and explains clutch wear in tools like Reharden wrench jaws can be remedied by a blacksmith. Also warns pump noise may stem from packing, not looseness.
Overhead Pipe Rack for Garage Convenience
A simple construction idea from Popular Mechanics Magazine explains how to build an overhead pipe rack to hold spare tires and auto parts. Using one inch pipe, flanges, and bolts, the hanger forms a rectangular frame to support crosspieces and bolts for a sturdy overhead storage solution.
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Automobile News From The Era Of Steam And Speed
Leaks commonly cause misfires and stressing drives. electric pumps modernize service stations. start in low gear from a standstill. Tacoma speedway hosts 2020 races with a $25,000 purse over 200 miles. A new radiator uses tubes filled with kerosene to prevent freezing. An English inventor shifts speeds by belt changes on a belt driven car. About 10 percent of New York area highways are improved under state and county systems. The king and queen of England, visiting from Sumatra, noted for their tires.
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Unveiling of Jesus Christ on Patmos Lesson Text
A study guide on Revelation chapters 1 2 3 for March 14 focusing on John the Apostle’s vision on Patmos The lesson outlines Jesus Christ the same yesterday today and forever and details the opening vision with the seven churches the lamp stands and the glorified Christ The material emphasizes Christ centrality to the church and the prophetic meaning of the vision for readers today
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Sour Cream and Dishes From A Housekeeper’s Guide
A long read reveals kitchen tips on using sour cream in cakes sauces and salads. It lists practical recipes such as Sour Cream Cookies Shredded Cabbage With Sour Cream Dressing and several soups and puddings while offering general home making advice and notes on cleanliness and kitchen care.
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Tastes and Odors of Wood Revealed by Forestry Notes
The article notes that many native American woods lack strong odor or taste, while Isurel family woods such as svsafros and California taurel or myrile emit a spicy odor and taste. Mort Oxford cedar is noted as having a strong odor, with other woods like pencil cedar or Juniper also aromatic. Some woods show sour or rancid notes.
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Pity for the man with no failures in life
Fragmented reflection on how a flawless path may mislead, suggesting that true growth comes from honest struggle and repeated efforts, though the text is garbled and difficult to decipher. The piece seems to warn against a life devoid of challenges and learning.
Skirts and sweaters rise in railway fashion see growing trend
Sport skirts and light sweaters gain popularity among railway travelers as practical travel wear for short trips. New arrivals feature black and white models, striped silks, and open knit sweaters paired with white blouses. Wool examples resemble designs shown, with flat box-plaits, inverted back fullness, and clever pocket detailing.
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Revival and New Arrivals in Accessories and Couture
The article describes revived accessories and new arrivals for spring fashion. It highlights two tone satin stockings, beaded purses, and fine footwear alongside slinky outfits and coordinated sets of skirts scarves and hats. It notes color themes in white and sapphire blue with striped silks and outlines practical yet elegant options for resort and mountain wear.
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Kid fabric Kid introduction to Vogue in rubberized textile
A new fabric named Kid, introduced last fall, is expected to gain popularity in the coming season. Fashion importers describe its soft pliability despite rubberized lining, with colors like peach and gray and a shade called See Copenta cen which suits a child wardrobe. Mild spring fabrics include heavy fancies, striped gingham, spongee natural, and taffeta for dresses, with washable materials favored for utility.
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