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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1922

Page

7

Plant Black Walnut Trees In Public Spaces

The article notes postwar demand reduced black walnut timber, prompting widespread planting by private citizens in parks, along roads, and on farms. It advises selecting northern stock for colder regions, avoiding pure stands, and recommends including walnuts in public parks and large lawns. Planting aims to create hardy, productive trees with high quality kernels.

United Sates Department Agriculture United States Department of Agriculture Saginaw Mich W. 8 Linton Northern Nut Growers’ Association George Washington Mount Vernon Hill Prairies Forest Service Thother Department

Wiring Defects Endanger Car Electrical System

The article warns car owners to inspect wiring as dim lights and weak starting often stem from faulty connections and moisture intrusion. Frayed insulation, loose terminals, and bad meter connections disrupt current, affecting battery, generator, and starter. Regular inspection and proper insulation help prevent these hidden troubles.

Might Meet a Fool On Colorado Highway Warning Board

A roadside warning in Colorado reads caution many curves you might meet a fool, mounted on a four board sign along the highway. Government reports note long wear on roads when pneumatic tires are used by motor vehicles.

Colorado Bureau of Public Roads United States Department of Agriculture

Women Drive Heavy Trucks in Sexs Speed Campaign

During a Keystone Motor club campaign in Philadelphia Miss Mary Manee Mra A L Bogardis drove trucks through the center of the city with perfect safety. Ming Matood has driven cars since her midteens, showing long experience behind the wheel.

Keystone Motor Club Phiadelphia Mary Ma- Nee Mra

Handy sheet metal clamp aids single drivers in trouble

Popular Mechanics describes a tubular flashlight mounted on a storage battery using a sheet metal clamp. The arrangement lets the light be aimed where needed, aiding drivers who are alone. A stiff spring is required for secure positioning and easy angle changes.

Detecting Decay in Tires Through Wrinkles and Cracks

Old tire casings show aging signs like wrinkling, cracks, chalky white surfaces, blue hard fabric, and reduced strength. Regular inspection is advised, with care to preserve usefulness. Avoid harsh storage. keep tires in even, moderate temperature and light.

Bill for reciprocal auto duties with foreign nations

A bill introduced by Representative Sweet proposes more reciprocal auto courtesies with foreign countries as taxes on car owners rise. The article notes many garages and stables in New York City and an equal number of repair shops as blacksmith shops, illustrating the era's auto service landscape.

Staten Congress Sweet of Town New York City Core

Hat Trends for Children and Velvet Coats Take Spotlight

The article surveys fashionable children's headwear and outerwear, highlighting leather hats in navy and fur trim, appliques from Chinese red suede to white kid cutouts, and velvet frocks. It notes both large and small hats, economy-minded trims, and period influences from Gatteaux to Spanish styles, with emphasis on practical school wear and decorative embroidery.

Pierre Glens

Autumn Paint Club Frosts Windows In Quiet Night

A whimsical tale describes Jack Frost and the Autumn Paint Club preparing to work overnight. The Frost Brothers, led by Master Heavy Frost, paint window scenes and whisper orders to forest creatures, aiming for perfect, lasting images as summer ends and winter nears.

Jack Frost Heavy Frost Cool Frost Brothers Johnny Stump Prince Sleet King Show Brest Brothers Manter Chitty Maxter Jack Prost Rimwell

Blightly Mixed Party Wish For Trousers

Five year old Janes desires long trousers. He imagines wearing pale white duck pants. An invitation to a party prompts him to announce he will wear his new pants to look grown up.

Janes Jaroes

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