Revised Covenant of Nations League Draft Fronted by Wilson
Public release in Washington presents the Paris plenary covenant with articles outlining membership, assembly and council structure, withdrawal rules,dispute arbitration, and mandatories. It preserves Monroe doctrine language and expands to include governance on arms, labor, mandates, and international bureaus.
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Wilson
League
Executive Council
Washington
State Department
League of Nations
Paris
League of Natons
Nstead
Assembly
United States of America
British Empire
France
Italy
Japan
Council
Leagus
International Bureau of the Universal Postal Union
Geneva
The
Central Africa
Bureau of Labor
International
Belgium
Bolivia
Brazil
Canada
Australia
South Africa
South Wales
India
China
Cuba
Czecho - Slovakia
Ecuador
Greece
Guatemala
Haiti
Hedrax
Honduras
Liberia
Nicaragua
Panama
Peru
Poland
Portugal
Rewmania
Serbia
Siam
Uruguay
Argentine Republic
Chile
Colombia
Denmark
Netherlands
Norway
Paraguay
Persia
Salvador
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Venezuela
Tongue of Nations
Hoover on Surplus and Europe Food Needs
Paris April 27 Hoover warns Europe must import 29 million tons of foodstuffs for the 1918 harvest year and reports American surplus will be absorbed. He outlines relief efforts, price controls on wheat, pork, and cottonseed products, and notes 60 million pounds of pork stocks in France to aid liberated nations.
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Paris
Europe
Pede Anny Opera
Supreme Economic Council
Mr. Hoover
Russia
American Relief Administration
Hoover
America
France
Relief Council
Squeaks in Springs and Offenders in Car Maintenance
A 1920s car maintenance piece warns squeaks from springs and shackles signal neglect and possible danger. It advises jack lifting, spread leaves, graphite grease, and thin oiling to stop noises. Offenders include hoods, mudguards, hood rest hides, and radiator supports. inject oil, tighten components, and repeat checks until the squeak disappears.
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William H. Stewart, Jr
Stewart Automobile School
Making Adjustments While Engine Is Hot
The guidance warns against making any adjustments unless the engine is hot, applying the rule to carburetor ignition work as well as to valves and other parts. The instruction emphasizes safety and proper procedure for maintenance tasks.
Keeping Cotter Pins and Battery Care Tips
A brief aims at handy cotter pin storage by stringing through eyes on string or wire. Warns that rubber jars in storage battery may crack without proper support and urges keeping ignition apparatus free from grime for easy operation.
Proper Pressure for Tires
Tire air pressure should remain the same year round says a tire company manager. Avoid underinflation or overinflation as temperature changes affect tire bend and heat. A simple check is ensuring tires look full and round. a gauge is not absolutely necessary to prevent dangerous underinflation.
Adjustable Radius-Rod Support Aids Car Axle Alignment
Broad claims are made for an adjustable radius-rod device designed for a light car. The invention aims to keep the front axle in proper alignment and relieve drive strain. It is built to fit a specific model and emphasizes ease of adjustment.
Adjustable Radius-Rod Support Aids Front Axle Safety
Popular Mechanics describes an Adjustable Radius-Rod Support that braces the front axle to prevent back crawling and reduce damage in a head on collision. The device resists axle breakage and protects the crank case, with attachment taking only minutes of labor.
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
Increasing Amperage By Reconditioning Dry Cells
Instructions describe boosting amperage by pressing obstructing material away from the carbon element with wood and a hammer. This loosens buildup to restore current flow and may require slight heating to reseat the asphaltum material.
Caution on Electrical Load for High Speed Touring
The man who uses lights and starter very little but does a lot of high speed touring should see to it that he is not feeding too much current to the battery. Most lighting systems have no adjustment for this purpose, and if so, the car should be taken to the service station and the change made.
Manner of Shifting Gears and Car Maintenance Tips
Guidance on smooth gear shifts by matching engine speed to clutch. Notes causes of rasping from speed mismatch and drag. Also advises pumping before tire valve, higher passenger counts in cars versus rail, and yearly radiator hose replacement for reliability.
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Court of Arbitration
League For Adoption
Africa
South Pacific Islands
Mandatory
Hoover Tella
Pacific Coast
Grenne
Waju
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