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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1921
Page
7
Instruction by Clifford Brokaw of the YMCA Automobile School New York City stresses brakes as primary for stopping when standing and secondarily if other brakes fail. Explains emergency hand brake drum brakes, maintenance tips, renewal of brake linings and lubrication for reliable braking and axle protection.
A Popular Science Monthly note explains using a rigid tow bar to tow a disabled vehicle, keeping a fixed distance and ensuring braking of the tow car stops both cars. It describes a six-foot one-inch pipe setup with chains and bolts, with a wooden substitute if metal is unavailable.
The piece discusses aging auto clubs, deductible car costs, and private versus commercial vehicles in places like Mexico and Montexiico. It warns against feeding cars too much fuel, urges careful passing and braking, and mentions school superintendents in Georgia serving as car salesmen or garage workers as a commentary on driving culture and vehicle maintenance.
Wisconsin highway engineer A R Hirst advocates gravel roads as economic highways and argues that wider gravel routes extend service life. He lists 15 core points on road value, maintenance, design, and the public’s travel needs and stresses maintenance as the keystone of pavement service.
A Paris show highlights taffeta gowns with long full skirts and bouffant outlines. Models emphasize bow detailing with moire ribbons and self cords, while two frocks feature gathered overskirts and knife plaited ruffles in grey taffeta with lace and ribbon trims.
Readers glimpse a display at the Ribbon Counter featuring dainty lingerie bows, brocaded ribbons, sashes and garters. The article notes new trims including two toned heavy ribbon loops and decorative flowers crafted from narrow ribbon, with fashion-forward headwear and lace accents showcased alongside stockin g caps and beaded embellishments.
A letter from Le Hoy Cady of the University farm St Paul urges stricter action against billboards and roadside litter. He calls for more resolutions to curb blights on highways and private property and requests stronger measures.
Motortruck operation begins to lower food prices and improve interurban transport. Efficiency gains from truck use will benefit everyone who buys and eats, as the system expands and becomes a decisive factor in daily costs.
A talking bee and iris recount a tale of friendship and mutual aid. The bee expresses gratitude for Iris guidance toward a shared home and honey production, while Iris praises pollination and cooperation that keep both communities thriving.
Fragmentary reflection suggests a meditation on time and human eminence, noting the rise and fall of individuals and the enduring presence of the self beyond worldly pursuits. The text hints at a personal philosophy rather than a reported event.
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