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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1925
Page
10
The article argues that oil pressure gauges and other gauge devices once seen as frills are now common. It highlights upgrades like front and rear bumpers, rear signaling devices, anti skid tires, spotlight attachments, radiator covers, fuel filters, shock absorbers, and accessories once considered toys. These improvements increase efficiency safety and potential resale value.
Economical and satisfying car care urged as spring signals a tune up. The piece warns that delaying repairs or letting wear accumulate leads to higher costs, poorer ride, and lower resale value. Immediate fixes prevent major bills and keep driving pleasant on highways.
A historical note describes a method to stop a windshield rattle by filling the frame gap with shellac. It warns against forcing the glass and suggests using a sharp-pointed stick to pack the material slowly so the frame grips without breaking the glass.
A historical note argues water causes minimal harm to tires with rubber and cotton components, noting humidity and sunlight as storage hazards. It cites a boot and well example to illustrate general water effects, and advises keeping tires dry and stored in a dark, well ventilated area to avoid deterioration.
The article warns against patching nearly worn tires to save rubber and explains that tires should be replaced before fabric separation begins. It condemns cheap patches and temporary repairs, noting that preserving mileage by such means is poor economy and risks blowouts.
The article describes a method to prevent spring leaf spread by crippling the bolt in a vise and stacking leaves edge to edge except the last four which are placed crosswise like umbrella ribs. The bottom cross leaf is positioned, then each leaf slides into place and the tie bolt nut is tightened. Clamps at the ends are removed during assembly.
In a surprising incident a motor truck on the right side of the road appeared to move uphill while actually going backwards. The driver nearly lost control trying to understand the situation as he observed the reverse gear in use to pull a heavy load, defying expectations of downhill motion.
Kermit and Theodore Roosevelt undertake a dangerous expedition toward Srinagar and the Pamir highlands to find Marco Polo era Ovis Poli. The trip crosses the Roof of the World with guides Cherrie and a Hardy party, facing 17 000 foot trails, avalanches, and famine regions as they push toward Gilgit and the Pamir plateau.
Revered J Lowdaés, the bachelor vicar of Blidworth England, rocked a cradle in church last Sunday to honor a 700 year old custom. The most recently born child in the parish is presented to God on the Sunday near Christmas then baptized the following day and placed in the cradle at the altar. The piece links the rite to the biblical presentation in the temple and to medieval chivalry, noting its influence on manners and courtesy in Western Europe.
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