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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1919
Page
5
The article argues it is profitable to build a home with mortgage financing. It discusses rent vs ownership, selecting a design, and a six room bungalow layout with a large attic. It covers cost estimates, location considerations, and financing via first and second mortgages tied to monthly rent payments.
Spectroscopic measurements at Mount Wilson Observatory determine stellar radial velocities. The star Tatar A. G. Berlin 1360 shows 130 kilometers per second, the highest constant velocity observed. Next is Cotes Lelande 1966 at 325 kilometers per second in the opposite direction.
The editor notes a caller seeking to rent a hall and hints the visitor may want to stage a prize fight. The exchange reflects urban curiosity about a potential event and the hall's use.
Ralph De Palma, famed racer and former aviation director, recalls his short air trip in Ohio in which he found speed and danger lacked the crowd excitement of auto racing. He contrasts lengthy plane flights with the constant challenge and noise of a Daytona Beach car dash and Indianapolis speedway laps.
A method described by S. E. Gibbs in Popular Science Monthly details installing small scuppers at crank-pin ends to channel oil to bearings. The design uses radial and through pins holes, brass or copper brazing, and careful balancing. Proper inspection remains essential to avoid shaft damage and costly errors.
The article explains a common yet complex bearing adjustment in engines. It discusses aligning with radial holes, tuning drill sizes, and selecting loads for average engines. It notes larger holes may aid very large engines and describes scupper placement over ends and radial holes for hollow crank-pipes.
The piece outlines four key considerations for beginners in rural motor transportation west of Aeroculture. It stresses that farm product volume along a route and the level of demand must ultimately decide a rural route's success or failure.
The text warns against improper use of anti-skid chains on tires. It cautions not to apply chains loosely to avoid clinking against the fender, notes that tight chains can cut tires, and urges frequent inspection with replacement of worn or sharp cross links.
Prepared by the United States Department of Acrisaenres notes two key benefits of the motor track lessened handling of goods during transit and faster transfer. The document discusses how these advantages streamline delivery arrangements and reduce overall logistics effort.
Sehe Armetrong rests in a Latin village hammock and discovers torn letters that point to Evangeline Morton, a suspected conspirator in a plot to murder an old man. Armstrong reads the clues, follows Evangeline at night, and confronts her with the letters. She reveals she is a writer who sent a mystery story to an editor and gains surprising recognition.
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