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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1919
Page
3
FL H Akers of an eastern car company argues pneumatic tires outperform solids after exhaustive tests on identical truck models. He notes faster speeds, lower upkeep costs, less fuel use, reduced load damage, and safer handling, despite initial resistance to pneumatic tires. The article frames pneumatic tires as inevitable for high speed trucks.
The automobile trade aided the war effort by delivering quantity and quality of vehicles and even building better than anticipated. After the conflict, returning ex soldiers join civilian life as the auto industry seeks trained men with shell-fire experience to lead in peacetime logistics and transportation. Col. Arthur Woods notes private employers can access these skilled workers through government and welfare agencies.
Clearance for inlet valves differs from exhaust valves with less rim clearance allowed. Wear on the tire chain centers where crows chains attach, so moving them spreads wear. Space economy favors clear floor lines in home garages. Regular rim and tire inspection is advised at least weekly. If engine loses power check valve condition.
The Hali fax bulletin promotes cautious driving by imagining others as dangerous and urges pretrip car checks to prevent accidents. It emphasizes driving as if children pedestrians and hazards are at risk, and warns against complacency behind the wheel.
Rebuilding worn tires is suggested as a way to extend life and save money. An unconventional line proposes using a thin shoe as a makeshift patch to duplicate the wear reduction effect, reflecting a frugal approach in the economy program.
A historic note describes an inner coating of uncured rubber in the new shoe tire that becomes tacky when gasoline is poured on it. The tire can be used about twenty minutes after repair and may self vulcanize in warm weather due to the uncured rubber.
A fragmentary page offers practical, period mechanical tips. It warns to avoid puddles in the garage, inspect steering gear weekly, and ensure the spare tire does not obscure the license plate. It also touches on wrist pins, clutch operation, lighting of plates, and improvised spark plug wrapping with inner tubes.
The lesson outlines John the Baptist's testimony and Jesus as the Lamb of God, with disciples following Jesus after hearing John. It discusses witnessing, abiding with Jesus, and bringing others to Christ through Andrew, Peter, and Philip, noting personal growth and the impact of experiences on faith.
A fragmentary reflection contrasts true inner virtue with insincerity citing Reverend Carter and Shakespeare. It warns that insincerity ruins character, noting a disciple’s lack of genuineness as fatal, while urging steadfast resolve and authentic conduct before God and angels.
A long practical recipe compilation covers cleaning foods at home, kitchen hacks, and method notes for meats, vegetables, and desserts. It includes tips on silver care, mushroom cooking, and a sassafras tea tonic, plus many specific dishes like Codfish Chowder Banana Puffs and Lemon Sauce.
Mexican music differs from Spanish and Cuban forms, developing its own national color chiefly through melancholy folk songs and lively dance strains. It draws on epic themes akin to southern black melodies, growing historic among the lower classes, with "La Cucara" noted as a popular tune among American residents.
Fragmented, unclear OCR text mentions optimistic thought, ancestry, Mexico, blues of the South, and a dubious quote about a wise man in Israel. The passage reads as disjointed reflections on contentious ideas and public reaction without coherent narrative or identifiable individuals or events.
Practical guidance for women to manage hair and scalp at home with ten minutes daily care. Covers dandruff cures with borax solution, egg shampoo for dry scalp, and tonics with glycerin rose water benzoin. cautions on brushing, rinsing, and proper dressing to avoid overuse.
A New York description of sturdy school frocks for younger misses emphasizes simple, restrained trimming and practical design. Triotine blue frocks with braid trim, gathered skirts, and modest white collars reflect youth and educate fashion sense. Navy woolen, caberdine, and tricotine options with restrained red accents offer variety while preserving quiet, age-appropriate styling for the school year.
The article notes athletic women favor Erable extent and tweed blends with Irish frieze. Topcoats in bronze green with burnt orange accents are popular, along with blue and green shades. Garnments feature leather buttons and large pockets, suited for travel and sport. Black and white Inverness capes appear in varied checks and browns.
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