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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1930
Page
9
Fragmented OCR text describes a hit and run incident related to nickel plated tags and a vehicle, mentioning high plate counts and a police or vehicle registration context. The readable parts reference a driver and an event with regulatory or enforcement actions.
The article explains possible car odors signaling trouble. Rubber smell may indicate an impending short circuit from overheating wiring. Gasoline odor could come from overflow in the vacuum tank or exhaust leaks.
August 30 report notes air brakes for all price classes produced locally for delivery and service here. Details are unclear due to text corruption but mentions Christessen alr Sipane and related brake components.
The article notes scents from gasoline in the oil, burnt grease, and hot metal as signals of issues such as loose pistons and overfilled crankcase. It warns that odors from oil vapor or leaking grease point to potential failures in the crankcase, universal joints, or exhaust, posing danger.
A report describes a meeting about a new motor car system aimed to eliminate guesses. It outlines four calibration points and urges drivers not to use the car until issues are found and corrected.
The readable text notes a discussion about lighting improvements and policy shifts, mentioning brighter illumination and possible changes in costs and planning. No clear individuals or organizations are identified.
The Crew Levice Company announces the purchase of Gen Oil Company. Details indicate a made transaction and ownership transfer. Airee Wer ePrice Wes LX The Gem Company is referenced in relation to ownership changes.
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