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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1919
Page
7
Patrons submit weekly to Dili with a focus on economy. The central issue is the truck operator’s aim to minimize expenses, which will be reflected in charges. Routes are adapted to sections where roads are suitable.
The fragment recalls the automobile’s emergence in the United States as a pivotal industrial advancement. It notes how cars spread across society, shrinking distances and widening fellowship, while hinting at future saturation and changing perceptions of automotive progress.
The article cautions that using grease too heavy can squeeze out from gears when chilled, leaving them dry and worsening trouble. It notes that even versatile workers may misjudge lubrication, with a foot in many trades equating to poor gear care.
The U S Department of Agriculture outlines trucking operation costs including driver wages from 2 75 to 7 50 per day and high depreciation losses from 20 to 83 1 3 percent annually. Maintenance, tire, rent, taxes, insurance, and overhead raise yearly costs, while rates depend on load value, distance, road conditions, and door to door service. Practical rates balance low enough to attract business with high enough to cover expenses and provide profit.
The excerpt presents a riddle styled as a quip from an Edinburgh Scotaman. It asks for a thing one lacks and does not wish to possess, yet if acquired would be kept at all costs, answered by the paradox of a bald head.
A rugged narrator, Shinbone, mocks poverty and cites a Bible verse about the poor in a reflective rumination on mobility and expense. The line captures social critique and dialect flavor in a compact, period-tinged voice.
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