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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
6
Autombile engineers discuss replacing red tail lights with yellow to warn following drivers of road hazards. Law constraints in many states slow adoption. experts say cost would be low and safety could improve by reducing glare and misinterpretation on highways.
A 1922 warning notes extreme danger when engines run in small closed spaces. Exhaust gases like carbon monoxide and dioxide rapidly displace air, risking lethal exposure. keep the garage door wide open and ventilated to avoid poisoning.
An article describes a boiling method to remove grease from car parts. A boiler and heated water cleanse surfaces and interiors, enabling soldering and repairs. The process aims for thorough cleaning in minutes, as explained by a repair shop manager and illustrated conceptually in Popular Science Monthly.
Exposed oil holes must be cleaned to avoid dirt and old grease clogging. Clearing choked parts ensures thorough lubrication of all moving components.
A Washington board within the Department of Justice will review war fraud cases to prosecute only where there is a reasonable expectation of winning. Attorney General Daugherty chairs with former Senator Thomas of Colorado. George Hoover and others assist. Criminal cases will be directed by Peyton Gordon with Joan Wood Crim aiding.
A secret meeting at the British prime minister's residence in Downing Street gathered leaders from both sides to assess the Irish peace treaty. British attendees included Lloyd George Churchill and Chamberlain, with Worthington-Evans and others present. Irish delegation featured Grivitn Collins Duggan Cosgrove O'Pegarty and Kennedy.
In Knoxville Bishop Thomas S. Gailor of the Protestant Episcopal Church denounces national prohibition as a farce and criticizes political interference and enforcement conditions. He says the era of prohibition has bred fear and politics rather than true enforcement. The remark comes amid ongoing public debate over the eighteenth amendment.
Major Blaike was forced to land near Borely Park outside Marseilles while attempting a world flight from Lyons to Turin. The aircraft hit rough ground, damaged the running gear, and smashed the propeller. No occupants were injured as it is towed to Miragius field for repairs after a two day probe offshore.
Fragmentary verse appears to reflect on worldly wealth versus heavenly peace. The lines contrast worldling pomp and greed with the constancy of a peaceful, faithful heart awaiting eternal treasure in the skies. Strong wording suggests a literary or poetic excerpt.
Spilling pepper on soup is corrected by bread to absorb the spice. Bread for baking scraps, smoked fish wrapped in paper goes in the oven fifteen to thirty minutes. Rubber from tire tips silence doors. A no divided mattress section serves as window seat pad. White felt hats cleaned with muarnesia paste. light velvet hats with flour and caseline. Gloves washed in flour and gasoline paste. old stockings make floor mops. Bread pudding with bread bits, apples, custard, and milk. The Weasel quote closes the passage.
Practical antique kitchen guide notes several dishes for large gatherings. Chicken a la King with mushrooms peppers and lemon juice. Timbale Cases from batter dipped in hot fat. Lobster in Rice Border with tomato rice stock and butter. French Fried Potatoes and a creamy cheese scalloped potatoes as served options.
Fuad Pasha, then a claimant to Egypt’s throne, evaded arrest in 1918 by returning in an Italian colonel’s uniform after refusing to sign a British backed ordinance against nationalists. A British Resident’s messenger warned of arrest, but Fuad spoke calmly and vanished momentarily to reconsider before assuming the disguise and eluding capture.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a superior kidney liver and bladder remedy claiming broad success. It urges readers to obtain a sample bottle by mail to Dr Kilmer and Co and to purchase large or medium bottles at drug stores.
A brief quote from Life magazine playful in tone contrasts a wife asking if her husband can follow a tune with the line he can but is usually some distance behind. The remark captures a light domestic humor vignette.
The government radio conference committee declares the term wireless and its derivatives obsolete. They urge the use of radio for general references and specify aerial for a radiating or absorbing system, tenant for an open circuit, and coil for a closed circuit aerial.
An 19th century style advertisement urges mothers to rely on genuine California Fig Syrup to ease constipation, wind, colic, and diarrhoea in infants and children. It claims quick bowel movement without cramps and stresses to insist on authentic labels from pharmacists.
A Birmingham Aceed Herald item presents a dialog scene in which a woman questions a caller about an apparent affair. The man replies with evasive talk and hints at deception while stating he has purchased a new outfit.
Cuticura Soap daily and Ointment as needed to keep complexion clear, scalp clean, and hands soft. Also features Cuticura Talcum for fragrance and care.
The Louisville Courier Journal urges lawmakers to back strong dental laws and suggests sending several dentists to Congress to craft enforceable reforms. The note frames a push for legislative action and professional expertise in health policy.
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