Handle New Car With Much Care and Inspection
A period article advises new car owners to study the lubrication chart and locate every grease cup and oil hole. It cautions checking nuts and bolts after the first trip, avoiding speeds over 20 mph until 1,000 miles, and inspecting engine parts to prevent wear and poor carburetion. It also covers oil changes every 600 miles, careful body cleaning, proper tire inflation, avoiding engine racing, and driving with a steady, expert pace.
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William ‘H. Stewart
New York Times
Automatic Warning At Garage Entrance
Description of a patent idea to set a strong spring in a cement floor across a garage exit to trigger an electric horn when a vehicle wheel passes. It outlines a lever mechanism and a simple link that presses a button, energizing the horn from batteries or a six volt source, as discussed in Popular Mechanics Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Automobile and Gossip tion on Motor Vehicle Trends
The piece surveys vehicle data across regions, noting totals of registered cars in North Carolina and Saskatchewan, Florida fuel use, and national averages. It highlights Savannah motor club plans, a Rochester club campaign, and Florida consumption figures, with Georgia and Colorado figures included.
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Savannah Automobile Club
Georgia
aaNet
Florida
United States
Road safety topics and highway education in schools
An outline of varied safety and engineering topics for essays and oral discussion on railroad grade crossings street intersections and town sightlines. It notes public opinion public school involvement and the role of state and local departments in teaching road construction costs and highway development challenges.
President Endorses Lee Highway Memorial Plan
The Lee highway project has been endorsed by President Blarding as a fitting memorial to the southern Toatier born in Virginia 114 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Highway
Blarding
Toatier
Virginia
Road maintenance cost in New York state
The article notes maintenance spending totals about 3 500 000 dollars for lighter repairs in New York state. It argues many roads are paved with good intentions and little lasting quality.
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New York State
Choosing gowns for bridesmaids in timeless wedding style
The bride may select gowns that suit her maids and the wedding, from deep organdy and taffeta to sheer voile and georgette. Two featured styles show a pleated skirt with taffeta trim and a puff of net at the neck, plus a cascading draped bodice in chiffon or georgette with square neck.
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Dee
Costumes for the mother of the bride or groom
The piece advises elegant, age appropriate wedding attire for mothers of the bride or groom. It contrasts youthful looks with dignified styles and highlights two example outfits featuring georgette, satin, embroidery, lace, ribbons, and decorative hats suited to gray hair while avoiding youthful missteps.
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Rome
The Escape From The Moving Man
A boy and girl flee a deceptive Moving Man and his wife as they near the House of Secrets and Hospital Hospitality Hotel. A talking crow without a heart-shaped patch guides them toward a sun fountain, warning they often abandon journeys midstream.
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Font Road
Becreta
Mina Rolling Store
Rolling Stone
Hart
One Petticoat Too Warm In Spring Dive
A fragment recalls Elizabeth Mae Four fleeing a gusty wind and begging her mother to remove her hot coat as she clings to a lap, exclaiming she is a whole pet coat too warm.
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Elizabeth Mae
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