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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1925
Page
9
Prices of junk metal rose last year and older cars three years old or older are valued only as scrap. Dealers store heirlooms that overpaid at trade and now their value has fallen. call the iron man, take his offer, and clear the space.
The heat in tires after long high speed runs comes mainly from internal friction among tire plies. As the tire continuously deflects on the road the layers slide past each other, generating heat. More shape change increases friction. stiffer tires deflect less but ride harder, so some heating and wear are inevitable.
Kerosene damages metal and machinery when misused. Rusty oil cans can be eaten through by kerosene. Washing bearings may leave kerosene to dilute grease. Flushing engines risks oil dilution if kerosene is not fully drained before new oil is added.
Loose nuts cause rattles and should be tightened regularly. Worn parts stem from neglect of lubrication, making rattles more likely. Regular maintenance prevents most rattles by ensuring nuts stay tight and parts stay lubricated.
The forest service notes that pine needles are not typically used for pillows. Pillows labeled pine pillows usually contain balsam fir or spruce needles, red white or black spruce. No seasonal gathering time is specified since needles come from evergreens.
The Alaska railroad, between Curry and Fairbanks, operates a 24 hour daylight schedule during long summer days. Lights and signals are kept active, though discontinued at night. The article notes this unique continuous operation in a world only railroad with such hours. Potato travels as a native American crop, spreading from Mexico and Chile to Spain Italy Vienna and beyond. Sir Walter Raleigh introduced the potato to Ireland in 1586.
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