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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1919

Page

7

Automobiles A Necessity Shaping Modern Life

A historical view asserts the automobile as a vital, dependable transportation method expanding horizons and driving economic progress. It argues roads and infrastructure followed its rise, with farmers and businesses increasingly reliant on motor vehicles for daily life and commerce.

Chow United States

Handy new automatic jack for cars announced in World

A World illustrated notice describes Walter Prans Dea Moloes Inc developing an automatic car jack powered by the vehicle. The device uses two inclined independent jacks gripping axles with a crank driven by the car, front legs adjustable, and ropes and pulleys to release the jack from behind the car without approaching the front.

Walter Prans Dea Moloes Jever

Wheel Cones Wear On Front Wheel Need Shifting

Inspect the wheel cones and inspect the cones of your front wheel bourrage occasionally. When they begin to wear through at the bottom they use a lot of power and should be shifted.

Tendency to Send Hogs to Market by Truck Not Rail

United States Department report notes a growing shift from rail to motor truck delivery for hog markets. About 10 percent of receipts now move by truck, vs 16 percent a year ago and 10 percent two years back, with higher production and prices cited as factors. The Cincinnati yards example is cited as supporting evidence.

United Sates Department Bureau United States Department of Cinciamati

Good Roads and the Drive Toward Prosperity

A historic overview argues that 2.5 million miles of rural roads exist in the United States, only a fraction improved and suitable for heavy trucks. It notes a wartime shift from rail to highway transport, with motor trucks as essential feeders to rail and a catalyst for future trade, stressing that good roads reduce isolation, lower costs, and boost education and wealth while highlighting the lofty economic case for durable, well-constructed highways.

United States Mayn Roy D. Chapin Council of National Defense William ©. Redfield

Beibent af wort test for wagon road durability

The fragment suggests tests on a wagon road to determine durability under load without damage. It references Beibent af wort and mentions improverpent and herd woing its curfar, indicating an old style discussion of road strength and possible improvements.

Outfits That Intrigue Motorists in Fashionable Motoring Gear

A vivid catalog of motor fashion features coats and outfits designed for long continental tours or short pleasure rides. It highlights feather coats, leather and wool blends, tweed and covert cloth jackets, and camel hair options in tan tones. Piercing notes on hats, millinery, and practical design details accompany the showcase of stylish, durable motoring apparel.

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Gracious Summer Hats Highlight Elegant Spring Millinery

An early spring fashion notice celebrates gracious summer headwear. It describes towerlike hats, wide brims, and airy millinery in beige, white, and satin edges. Illustrations show hal t braid styles, chrysanthemum braids, soft crowns, and flowers like pansies, promising cool, stylish women’s hats for the season.

Bach Mint of Marines

Extremely Hot Day Draws Kids to Water In Ocean Scene

In a lively tale, Daddy and Mr Sun discuss a very hot day. Children swim to cool off while parents seek shade as the sea roars and clouds hold heat. A young artist, Jackie, brings a drawing showing a train, though fingers reveal missing details. The dialogue blends weather, art, and playful mischief amid summer heat.

Daddy Huthing Mr. Sun Ural Anne Mr. Sin

Fragmentary Cry of a Stranger in a Distant Alley

A garbled exclamation from a passerby protest or call reaches out in a noisy street scene. The unreadable text suggests a confused or aggressive exchange amid urban life. No clear people, places, or actions can be confirmed from the fragment.

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