Cartoonish Odds and Ends From a 1920s Car Scene
A collage of roving notes and gags about cars, drivers, and garages. It mentions Carl Shackelford carving a 309 pound hog, quirky lines about new taxi lines in Ranger Texas, a player named Nemo in Quincy, and playful quips about auto life, gas stations, and road life.
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Carl Shackelford
Shack
Nemo
Quincy
Quincy Auto Shops
Dallas
Tex
Overland 4 springs harmonize road bumps for smooth ride
The article compares music theory to automobile engineering, explaining that Overland 4 springs synchronize and smooth out road irregularities. The result is a comfortable, rhythmic ride even on rough, rustiest highways, unlike the choppy discord of unengineered suspension.
Springs On Overland Four Absorb Shocks From Bumps In Road
A feature explains how the new three point suspension on the Overland 4 handles rough roads. It compares vehicle balance to sailors and circus riders to illustrate how thrusts and levers distribute impact. The piece promises an engineering explanation of leverage and motion in a vivid, instructional tone.
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Vermont ST
Quincy, Ill
Exide Battery Service Co
Quincy Electric Supply Co
Maine
Central Ford Station
Ford
E. L. Mason
Maine St
Missouri
Ranger
Texas
Bermuda
Eubanks Bridge
Vermont Street
White Rose
Twelfth
Cedar Creek
Clarence Merkel
Mr. Toots
The
Overlander
Dermuda
Collins Plow Co
Volstead
Miller-Act-On
Tire Station
Cath
Eovers
East Court House
Milburn
W. P. Martindale
G. A. Urban
H. F. Dayton
E. E. Hollister
Chas. S. Nichols
C. M. Slingers
Herman Heintz