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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1922
Page
6
The article explains stone bruises from tires striking objects cause fabric breakage and ply separation. It describes inner and outer ply failures, signs of damage, and how improper repair or ongoing stress leads to tire failure, noting the role of misplaced pressure and timing in wear.
Fragmented text discusses tires improving car performance and claim a new set can match results of worn tires. Mentions cleaning and polish and odd clothes as related items, with unclear context and few clear facts or names.
Gasoline, oil, and grease rapidly damage tires, especially on driven or nicked tires. Gasoline harms rubber as a solvent but evaporates quickly. oil and grease cause decay and skid risk. A manufacturer advises stopping after oil or grease and cleaning tires with gasoline, then wiping dry.
Inexperienced drivers struggle near the curb and straight paths. The remedy is a garage floor with two ruts that guide the car, keeping it straight regardless of driver experience. The idea appears in Popular Science Monthly as automotive design guidance.
The guide explains backing safety by setting the steering wheel straight before moving. It notes that if the wheels appear uneven or point to one side while reversing, the wheels are not aligned. It emphasizes checking wheel position to avoid steering errors.
A veteran motorist’s guide outlines how distance and speed judgment prevent accidents. Brakes and engine noises are linked to four fault categories, including spark, overheating, carburetor fuel flow, and worn parts. Pedestrians should stay out of a car’s path when approached from behind for highway safety.
Aviator Clarence O Prest crash lands his aircraft amid a vast caribou herd in Yukon Alaska while filming. He describes engine trouble, a broken propeller, a fatal caribou loss, and a long survival trek to join a search party after overnighting in the tail of his plane.
Jim Lupus a colored man collapsed and died after a long craps session in Raeford North Carolina. He reportedly urged others to shoot it all as the players began to leave. The dice betrayed him and the game ended with his death.
The newborn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I Roger Strong in Concord New Hampshire has six living grandmothers. The family mentions one great great grandmother three great grandmothers and two grandmothers among the elders.
Airman J H Dolittle of the Mighty 1st aero squadron arrives at Camp Johnston from Kelly Field after a 10 hour 47 minute nonstop flight covering 1050 miles. The mission aims to test a San Diego bound Atlantic to Pacific crossing with a single stop.
A church guidance piece argues the present needs a missionary church preaching the gospel. It states God has spoken in these last days through Jesus and that Jesus answers all questions about God and man, offering final, universal guidance for current social crises.
An eleventh hour effort to aid 47 miners trapped nearly a mile underground at the Argonaut mine moves forward as William J. Mitchell of Diamond Drill flies to direct drilling from the Kentucky mine side. The drill will work around the clock, cutting through rock at about 75 feet daily, allowing a pipe and supplies to be passed to survivors if they are alive.
Seven car repair men were burned to death and ten injured when a bunk house at the Thirty third Street yards of the Pennsylvania Railroad caught fire. The blaze spread rapidly, leaving most bodies charred beyond recognition. J. I. Carr of Baltimore was identified. six other missing men were reported by railway officials.
A Department of Agriculture study details that the boll weevil reduced cotton output by 6 277 000 bales in 1921, costing about 610 341 000 at December 1 1921 farm prices. Over 1909–1921 the prevented production value totals 11 473 599 000.
In a preliminary hearing C M Sawyer a prominent businessman faces arson charges. William Chatmon 18 recently paroled testified that he set the fire at the Nissen building where Sawyers store stood citing money offers and threats by Sawyer. Chatmon alleged Sawyer planned the blaze and instructed Chatmon on pouring gasoline and escape.
A concise epigraph from Spurgeon extols truth as a straight standard that reveals error when placed beside it. The note frames moral clarity and the power of honest preaching to expose falsehood.
Mrs Lula Vann of Fulton Arkansas describes monthly back and side pain relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She praises the product and urges other women with painful periods to try it, sharing her relief from fatigue and inability to work. The letter promotes continued use and testimonial encouragement.
Palmer Corntessel recalls the region’s moonshine era fading as outlaws prospered and left. The exchange hints at a quieter landscape where illicit producers once thrived and departed after getting rich.
An advertisement claims Dr Peery's Dead Shot not only expels pin worms round worms and tapeworms but also removes mucus in the intestines that serves as their nesting place after thorough cleansing. One dose proves its efficacy.
The text appears as a garbled dialogue with repeated syllables and unclear names. It suggests a simple action described in broken prose without a clear event, date, or identifiable people, leaving the context ambiguous.
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