Maintenance Guide for GAR Car Systems and Components
A fragmented instruction sheet outlines periodic checks and adjustments for a GAR vehicle. It lists inspecting valve tappets, grinding valves, adjusting timing, lubrication, wheel bearings, transmission, ignition, fuel system, generator, starter, steering, and sleeping gear. The text emphasizes inspecting for wear, tightening components, and charging owners for materials and labor.
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Clem Motor Car Co
Sledebaker
San
Greece
Netty Gener
Count Bismarck Decorated for Bravery in Field
Count Nicholas von Bismarck eldest grandson of the late Count Wilhelm von Bismarck has been decorated with the Cross of the First Class for bravery on the field. The youthful count owns Varzin estate and entered the army at the outbreak of war, rising to lieutenant in one of the Prussian guards regiments.
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Bismarck
Bern
Nicholas von Mismarck
Wilhelm von Mimarck
Bismarete
Varzin
Alumber
Fmigus Prunsing Guard
Texas roads progress and costs spur Texas road work
Texas shows steady road building progress over ten years with ten million dollars spent in the past year. The effort emphasizes gravel and shell roads, highway projects from Dallas to Port Worth, and ongoing university supported testing of materials for economical road construction.
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America
Texas
James P. Wash
Bureau of Economic Geology and Technology
University of Texas
Tai
J. A. Odden
University, of Texas
Tesaz
Faml Vesas
San Antonio
Austin-San Aintonia
Bexar
Bell
Malas
Haris
McKeenan
Dallas
Fannin
Comal
Maverick
Ufc
Exay
McLellan
Tarrant
Port Worth
Highway Commission
Upalale
Ajong
Lexas
Union
Indiana
Wioven
Uress
University of ‘Texas
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Iso
Thasa
Lini
Asecr
Jaime
Aviator Smith Buys Willys Knight Car in Fort Wayne
Renowned stunt pilot Smith, famed for pop-the-loop and upside-down feats, orders a Willys Knight touring car from the Overland dealer in Fort Wayne, Indiana. He learns of the Sleave valve engine in Japan and arranges immediate delivery for his mother to have the car ready on his return from overseas.
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Art Stitt
Aledon
Willys-I
Fort Wayne
Ind
Smith
Haring
Sot Jong Neo Smith
Orient
Philo
Japan
Fort Warne
U S Tire Company Breaks All Records
United States Tire Company reports record sales in the U S market driven by heavy newspaper advertising and strong dealer demand. Weston, the general manager, praises the year’s performance and forecasts further growth, noting autos’ impact on overall figures.
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U.S. Tire Company
United States Tire Company
Weston
United States
Han Niorg
Etna
Hupmobile Demonstrates Superior Performance and Value
The Hupmobile highlights 24.2 percent of buyers from higher price fields and a 99 percent rating for all around efficiency. It emphasizes a unique four cylinder principle, extensive service, and ongoing owner feedback, claiming superior performance, flexibility, and monthly expert care through coupons.
Women to Fill Clerical Roles as Men Go to War
Berlin reports a surge in female students in German commercial colleges. Authorities in Württemberg and Bavaria consider policies to reinstate former clerks after the war, while Prussia seeks to ensure women’s temporary employment only. Manufacturers in Ulm Augsburg Munich Mannheim pledge to rehire clerks returning from service, including those partially disabled.
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ERLIN
Ita
Merccantile Firma
Bordtea Gtelliens
Wuerttemberg
Nmié
Ulm
Augsburg
Munte
Mannheim
Civilians Reach Berlin After Indian Repatriation
About 150 German civilians detained in India at war start have returned to Cologne after over eighteen months in harsh camps. The group includes old men, women, and children whose husbands and fathers were sent to England. They describe harsh treatment by British officers and native Indian guards, scarce food and medical care, some deaths, and no allowed communications during captivity.
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Thor Heh
India
Ace
Berlin
Cologne
England
Kenosha Plans Big Auto Industry Growth and Housing Boom
Ground broken for 400 new dwellings to house workers drawn by the Jeffery automobile works expansion in Kenosha. Miller Nash, ex General Motors president, leads Jeffery affairs as demand for Jeffery cars and trucks soars. Overland car wins inter city road race in Cripple Creek to MantStou. Roy Wright leads, clocking one hour seven minutes thirty six seconds, with 10,009 foot ascent noted in route.
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Kenosha
Wie
Saddle West
O. I
Uivsu
Sre
Kennosha
Tlosris B. Jeffery Company
Jeffery Automobiles
Nash
General Mocars Company
Jeffery
Newnet
Roy Wright
Cripple Creek
Cola
Mantstou Road
Chines
Uly Pass
German War Treasury Aids Dependents With $27,500,000
The German treasury has paid 27.5 million dollars to families of soldiers killed wounded or still on frontlines since the war began. June payments totaled 2.6 million dollars, higher than a year earlier. Municipal aid funds mainly cover housing rents for wives and widows, ensuring rent payments continue despite moratoriums. London reports mention publichouses selling beer during prohibited hours with low alcohol content.
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Berlin
Aia Aenet
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Corner Crockett Amy Navah Fumie Rocket
Ian Antone
Tejas Stoflines
Tejas Distributers
Dentriet
Caplain Count Bano
Dioscrankern
Tor
Teil
Hoston
Mr. Cumras
Washington Star
Sonneborn’s
Pennsylvania
Amalie
Fraser Auto Supply Co
Birdsong & Potchernick
Hearn-Stuart Tire Co
San Antonio Auto Parts Co
Southwestern Repair Co
Passagle
Frank Wownty
Greenyite
Naverro
Aviator Smith
Walys-Knight
Gar
Lily
Mitfaca
Germany
Tee
Ectpararger
Coe Ass Raden
Standard Motor Sales Co
Orunsers
Klin
Lametoss
London
Sahantong
Aagke Bros
Willard
S. X. Callahan
Flores Street
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