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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1920
Page
6
An article extols labor saving devices for a dairy farm, describing a modern sanitary cow stable and ventilation as key investments. It discusses costs and practical benefits, noting improved sanitation, water systems, and upkeep. The text references farm equipment, project planning, and potential suppliers.
A garbled account depicts a winter market with stalls lining a guttered alley. Narration mentions canners, steel partitions, and poor conditions. references bloodied or injured animals, fires and a strained community voice.
The article recounts how the rare heartwood named cacique or turtle wood, dark red and harder than mahogany, was sought for generations. Columbus era legends tell of rulers wielding scepters from this wood while famine and exploration finally revealed the tree’s elusive core in a Panaman village.
The passage mocks misprints and forgetful mistakes from classic writers. It references Treliepe and Andy Scott whistling with a cigar, Defoe rediscovering Robinson Crusoe before changing, and Jules Verne racing clocks in London near twelve.
A 1900 discourse argues for a cooperative industrial system where workers choose their representatives, collective bargaining replaces force, and labor and capital unite. It envisions an industrial conference, a national court for disputes, and regional boards to settle tensions without strikes, urging America to balance private contracts with public welfare.
A suave stranger at the door pitches a labor saving utensil to the Indy of the hetwr and a child dangerously handles a butcher knife. Gap Johnson of Rampus Ridge shrugs off concerns noting the knife is old and nicked.
In vivid prose, Angush oir envisions a real London born from Lomtor smoke and shifting mist. The Thames becomes a living canvas as the fog reshapes towers and colors, turning the city into a continually evolving masterpiece.
The File Tribune notes that two young locals stepped into a volcano crater and were bruised, urging greater care when wandering the Kilauea crater. An additional visitor sank to the armpits in a crack along a safe trail after nightfall.
In 1812 a French explorer named Cail fiand discovered Tharsoh mines. He found emerald bearing rock with very large stones but low quality. The lode was mined and abandoned. New tentative plans to operate the mines are under way.
A Chicago trial reveals Brierley, a Korts employee, admitting embezzling funds to buy flowers candy and luxuries for a woman he absolves of blame. He recalls a long deception and explains how misused money funded gifts while maintaining a loving facade and attempts at justification.
Peter Reddy, a patrol officer, receives a prize for recovering an item seized by deserters. City officials plan a public presentation of the 1 1/2 cents reward to the rescuer. The article notes hurricane related hardship and a separate account of a warehouse fire near Joppa and desert survival stories.
A Newark man, Ralph Taylor, suffers delirium tremens while being treated, with seizures noted as a result of whisky given for a pal. In Stapleton North Carolina motorist Sloan of Glen Ridge New Jersey fined $25 for speeding, claiming he was testing his machine against a bird.
A dated guide stresses testing ignition systems from the spark plugs onward to prevent short circuits. It covers cleaning and adjusting spark plugs and distributor components, wiring insulation checks, and eliminating moisture or grease on distributor housing surfaces to ensure a smooth running engine and avoid costly repairs.
Mr FE B Dale of Colorado Agricultural College urges care of springs to improve ride by several percent. He advises disassembling springs, removing dirt and rust, polishing rubbing surfaces, reassembling with proper grease, and tightening cylinder head nuts periodically. Rain water is best for cooling systems and horn usage is urged for safety.
An illustrated system shows a spacious hinged rear that swings down to create a sleeping porch behind a car. Canvas covers attach to create an open air sleeping compartment with a secured frame and bedding stowage, offering a dust-free touring option versus a trailer.
The article offers practical guidance for car owners highlighting engine idle risks, tire care, and packing materials for fuel systems. It notes issues with brake chatter, rear wheel loosening, and the value of graphite lubrication to extend wear. It cites significant fuel waste from leaking carburetors and advises surface treatments for rims.
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