Speed Limit Shifts Question Arising From Abolition Trend
The article notes speed limits being liberalized or removed nationwide, with five states raising maximums and Tennessee Indiana ending the maximum law. It discusses the prospect of a minimum speed rule and recalls a past Maryland push for a 20 mph floor that failed but lingered as a possibility.
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Attention to Automobile During Severe Weather
In cold weather the careful driver checks the storage battery water, ensures full charge, and increases generator charging. Batteries are less efficient in cold. starts use more energy and lights are used more. Ignition timing must be exact to prevent power loss from late spark and overheating from high fuel use. headlights should be adjusted for safety and visibility.
Rotting connection in upper radiator hose explained
The heat in the upper hose from the engine causes faster deterioration. In thermo syphon cooling the hotter water rises to the top hose and radiator where it is most damaging, while the pump side receives cooler water and lasts longer.
Rules of the Road and Hints to Motorists in Tokyo
In Time magazine extra, Tokyo prints guidance for drivers. It urges obeying police signals, horn etiquette with cheers of Hi Hi, and cautions about wandering horses and dogs on the road. It warns to drive slowly on grease mud and use brakes to avoid skids.
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Troublesome Clincher Rim Remedy Demonstrated
A bent automobile clincher rim can trap the tire head and cause an accident when straightened in motion. The sketch shows a simple fix using an ordinary open end wrench and a short pipe to gain leverage.
Plan for overhead Paris roads linked to major cities
The proposal asks French ministries to approve an overhead automobile highway from Paris to Nice Marseille Toulouse Bordeaux Brest Lyon and Geneva. Built on reinforced concrete pillars about 25 feet high, the two one way lanes would each be 20 feet wide. Initial costs could be offset by importing German materials under reparations, with annual upkeep funded by a 100 franc motorist tax.
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Paris
Automobile Notes Through Time and Traffic Quirks
A compact survey traces motor travel from old horse and buggy days to modern signals. It notes a Singapore traffic cop using shoulder signals, cites a California code adoption by ninety cities, and warns motorists that long drives erode skill after ten years. It also cautions against high revs in low gears and stresses systematic trouble hunting.
Milk of Magnesia Aches Away Indigestion After Meals
When food sours many suffer acid indigestion not a real stomach problem. Phillips Milk of Magnesia quickly corrects the condition neutralizing acid and easing discomfort after meals. It provides lasting relief unlike temporary soda burns.
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Will grants wife trousers free of duty and carriage
A southwest London suburb man died last November leaving his wife a symbolic bequest of one pair of his trousers free of duty and carriage, reflecting what she desired to wear in his lifetime.
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Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound touted by Mt Carmel reader
Mrs Gerroupe Burrs of 4148 Market Mt Carmel Pa writes after her second child and her husband's illness left her weak. She credits starting Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with boosting her strength and reducing fatigue from washing and hard housework. She says she plans to answer letters about the tonic.
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