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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
10
An old guide describes a tool to remove tires from split rims using three chains and a twisting pipe. The user hooks the chains to the rim, twists the pipe to wind the chains, and leverages force to contract the rim with less effort. Graphite on the rim aids removal and reduces finger injury.
The article explains squeaking brakes come from dirt or grit entering the brake fabric and causing friction with metal drums. Cleaning with kerosene helps, while extensive dirt may require a small amount of rosin and easter or a plastic compound applied to the brake to silence the noise.
Heating a garage during cold months helps but too much heat risks damaging the varnished panels. A sharp temperature change when a vehicle moves between the hot garage and cold air can cause the finish to check and fine cracks to appear in the coating.
Dirt and debris degrade automobile leaf springs. Covers or boots made from leather or substitutes prevent grit, reduce wear, and extend life. Lubrication lasts longer when springs stay clean, and family help sewing covers can lower costs.
The Scientific American describes a magnesium monoxide purifier by W K L Harris of San Antonio Texas. It presents an auxiliary tank placed between the fuel tank and the carburetor to thoroughly remove impurities from the fuel before combustion.
Describes a tank with vertical partitions and webs from the top to impede impurities like water dirt and fuel residue from moving between compartments. The structure aims to slow clogging and improve purification by breaking up flow and retarding passage of contaminants.
When the water system outlet and inlet are close, fitting the rubber hose is hard. Kink the hose and bend it in the middle so the ends slip over more easily.
Article notes that changing tires can save time by not removing two tags near the valve stem. It argues this common, unnecessary step is wasted effort and unnecessary work.
Guidance on keeping backies lubricated to prevent rust and ensure oil flow. Recommends applying a small amount of Rerovene at intervals to keep holes open and machinery functioning properly.
Car owner to check alignment using a string with front and rear wheels on each side in line. If the gap between tire side and string exceeds a quarter inch the wheel is misaligned, risking tread wear. Hayling noted the wheel should be properly adjusted to prevent wear.
Engineering tests show shifting more load to the front axle reduces road damage. Proper tire condition and smooth road surfaces minimize impact forces from trucks, while higher speeds increase damage. Cushion tires outperform hard rubber when well maintained.
Drivers can prevent wear and prolong road life by avoiding driving in single tracks and using the entire surface. Even distribution reduces localized damage on dirt or paved roads and enhances roadway permanence and quality.
Thomas H. McDonald, chief of the bureau of public roads, reported four years after federal aid legislation that 3100 miles of free class highway were completed by November 2. The federal government spent 72,744,000 dollars and set aside 121,822,199 more. The reforms included state highway departments in every state and reorganizations in 20 states.
The note describes construction costs in France rising from prewar levels to about $14,085 per night, noting an increase of roughly 250 to 300 percent. It highlights the significant expense change over time and implies ongoing financial pressure on projects or operations tied to France.
Connecticut bans the use of badly worn or partially destroyed tires on highways. The article notes total U S highway mileage at 2 476 552 miles, asserting it is ten times the mileage of the sallrosda.
A fashion feature notes innovation in petticoats with winged hems and ruffles shaping slender figures. It describes night dresses and pajamas in many colors using crepe de chine and silk, with kimono styled bathrobes and draped sleeves, emphasizing travels and lighter fabrics.
The article notes how American footwear trends elevate women’s style with refined summer shoes. It describes many varieties from walking oxfords to strap and buckle designs, featuring tan calfskin and suede, with decorative stitching and unique inlays.
A brownie guides a boy and a girl Adventurers to the House of Brecutn on a quest to learn the grand secret of knowing how to play and be real pals. They encounter a hidden cupboard, shelves, hooks, and a twist of peril before safe return with photographs of Sir Hearty Cordiality, promising lasting remembrance if kept close.
The Diver Steady Class reportedly disbanded as members outgrew the school class deal. The core reason cited is that the close ideal had grown beyond the capacity of the Ever Steady at Girls' Companion.
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