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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1931
Page
7
A guide notes brakes dragging increase engine load and reduce efficiency. Under inflated tires add pull and drag, needing weekly checks and correct air pressure per manufacturer. Regular inspection of brakes and tires helps prevent wear, improves safety, and saves fuel.
The article, attributed to the Secretary of the American Bridge League, analyzes the new official system for bridge bids. It outlines gut bids, no trump bids, and the two club or determinant bids, arguing the gatte invitation bid as a foundation of the system with emphasis on opening suit bids and the responder’s obligations.
A booming market for high end imported cars grows as wealthy buyers seek the latest features and coachwork. Notable clients include Mrs. Raymon T. Baker and a Buffalo magnate who ordered bespoke wheelbase extensions. models from Mercedes-Benz and Hispano-Suiza command six figure prices, with fittings of gold and even solid silver.
A Sunday dinner menu item features Waldorf style cantaloupe dessert with beef vinaigrette and meringue pudding. The recipe describes beef stock, bay leaf, herbs, garlic, salt, pepper, and a sauce of sugar, vinegar, and meringue, plus peaches and an egg yolk custard baked in a fruit-filled dish.
Washington reports on pending steps to curb beer come with a White House denial of clear purpose. Walter H. Newton says figures on workers and wages were gathered at Hoover’s request without naming beneficiaries or confirming which agency requested them.
Brokers in France profit from used car deals by collecting commissions without direct view of commodities. Dealers operate via intermediaries in cafes and offices while buyers and sellers exchange letters and cues rather than direct contact.
Washington September 18 Senator Walsh Democrat Montana stated that if federal revenue cannot balance the budget further levies on large incomes might be needed. He opposed a general sales tax and predicted Governor Roosevelt of New York could be the next Democratic presidential nominee. Episcopal convention in Denver discussed marriage and divorce amid economic strain as delegates urged unity to restore prosperity. Spencer Miller Jr of West Orange spoke to the joint session of church leaders about industry.
Historic Scenes will welcome U S motorists to the Yorktown sesquicentennial with a nationwide tour route. The event pairs Virginia sites Cape Henry Jamestown Yorktown with a paid celebration budget of 200000 by Congress. Military review by General Pershing and a Continental Army pageant are planned alongside visits by President Hoover and cabinet members.
Robert L. Warfield, local Ford dealer, attended a meeting of about 200 Ford dealers in the May Cover hotel Washington on September 10. The session drew over 250 attendees including Ford officials from Detroit and Washington branch executives. W C Cowling spoke on Ford’s history and growth noting more than 20,000,000 Ford cars manufactured and sold.
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