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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1920
Page
9
The article notes many strong locks exist to deter auto theft but few are both effective and convenient. It describes a device that triggers a visible alarm under the car and, if the thief tampers with the ignition, sounds a loud electric bell or circuit breaker to warn the owner, citing Popular Mechanics Magazine.
Stowe, head of a motor company, urges drivers to avoid accidents by applying simple rules. Do not jaywalk or swerve from curbs. Look both ways, check the street, and drive slowly near intersections and buildings to stay safe.
A fragmentary item notes a clutch of concerned actions and unclear events tied to a local incident. Names, places, and precise details are unreadable, but the note suggests a community focus on safety and response to a troubling episode.
A fragment discusses placing a tire tool aid for changing a wheel. It notes the rim alignment, using a screwdriver carefully, and avoiding wrong rim positioning during the process.
A compact proverb-like line from Shakespeare notes that anger proves a poor guard for calm reason. The entry frames a timeless caution about temper influencing judgment and security.
Fragmentary text discusses engine starting reliability and self starting systems with notes on time savings versus risk. Lacks coherent details, dates, people, or organizations.
Fragmentary report notes a child named Tonny warned by Sondage Nise about the improper use of hand grenades on elders. The short piece hints at a wartime setting and a focus on youth conduct amid conflict.
Motorists should prevent battery terminal corrosion and clean the body with soap and water. Few owners pay attention to wheel bearings, while jacks remain a difficult tool to carry. Use thick soft brush for dust removal.
The report notes a global rise in personal crisis cases in China, stating the country records more than any other nation. It references a yearly figure around half a million cases of seats extraction, highlighting the breadth of the issue.
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