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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1921
Page
10
A reader describes repairing a torn crankcase plug by making plaster molds from near a damaged bore, forming a new plug with babbitt molten under a crossbar, sealing surfaces with shellac, and successfully preventing oil leaks. The method uses soft rain or melted snow water for cooling system filling.
Worn wheel driving members in wire wheels create play similar to a faulty differential. If a wire wheel is loose it will slap sideways, and the resulting knocking is often mistaken for a bucking rear end.
The commonest cause of breakage of the master leaves of truck springs is lists in the roads. In this way the whole spring load is thrown on the springs sideways and most of the weight falls on the two down springs.
A handy grinding tool for shims piston rings and bearing caps can be made by passing a carriage bolt through the center of a round board that holds the emery cloth. This setup is clamped to the breast drill in the chuck.
The most severe strain on the rear axle or driving gear occurs when attempting to back out of a mud hole then plunge forward on low gear. The technique risks damage if the vehicle stalls or spins wheels, and emphasizes careful power application and traction considerations during recovery.
An automotive safety notice stresses monthly inspection of leaf springs on cars. It warns that spring clips loosen with wear, bolts strip, and parts break on rough roads. Advice includes tightening nuts, using lock washers, leather shims, rechecking threads, lubricating shackles, and renewing worn belts for safe spring operation.
A compilation of vintage automotive notes covers car upkeep tips such as boiling deposits to clean parts and checking carburetors for oil leaks. It reports private auto fees in Havana, farm car ownership in Pennsylvania, and a drop in farm horses in Ohio, plus historical export figures for U.S. autos in 1920.
The May 29 lesson themed Real Neighbor centers on Luke 10 25 37 The Good Samaritan and the obligation to love neighbors. It links Jesus response to the lawyer with the early church Acts 2 44 47, stressing unity in Christ, sharing possessions, and praising God.
An old house cleaning column details organizing the home for efficiency and less work, plus practical kitchen recipes. It urges daily dusting, decluttering, and sensible storage. Also includes simple pancake and griddle cake instructions and a red pepper jelly recipe with step by step measures.
A garbled preservation from The Kitchen Cabinet offers household guidance on cheese and meat substitutes, bread and cheese pairings, and practical tips for shopping, cooking, and storage. It includes a cheese heavy recipe, care for blankets, leather care, wood stain methods, silver storage, and methods to soften brown sugar with steam.
The text speaks of Christ’s repeated blessing to believers and notes that continual walking in the Savior’s way increases our capacity to receive blessedness. It emphasizes ongoing spiritual growth through following Jesus and maturing in faith.
A Western paper vignette centers on Donald, the sole boy amid many sisters, after the family moves into a new home. An interested neighbor questions how many sisters he and Wittumt have, prompting Donald to answer with a witty, impertinent line about “a whole house full.” The piece blends humor with a bride’s parents’ home setting in Boston.
Manufacturers report most women choose tools for handle attractiveness rather than fabric wear. This season fancy handles in ivory amber and celluloid are used to enhance appeal. A humorous note suggests doing tasks yourself if you do not want many tasks done.
A description of a stately ivory wedding gown with heavy lace at the neckline, pearl embroidery, a satin belt, and a court train. The design reflects medieval and Grecoelia influences, with a wreath of orange blossoms, a lace headdress, and long tulle veil, featuring pearl beads in varied styles.
Wedding cortege fashion features slim hats with braids, narrow ribbons, and floral touches paired with capes and frocks. Designers favor refined millinery with feathered, bead accented brims and bold color combos for bridesmaids. Vanity boxes trend with two leather strides in gray, blue, and tan tones.
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