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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1922

Page

7

Balloon Ball Preview from the Fairy Queen

The Fairy Queen narrates a day of adventures full of colorful balloons and playful scenes. She plans a grand Balloon Ball next week inviting all, as children play April Fool tricks, search for quinces, and enjoy spring gardens, chalk drawings, and marbles amid playful fairy antics.

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Educated Dog Commands a Calmer Canine Crowd

A fragment shows a trainer commanding a dog with simple phrases lay down and stay. The brief scene hints at a disciplined animal demonstration or lesson in progress.

Spring coats replace silk with versatile wool and flannel

Fashion notes describe flannel and wool coats replacing silk for spring, with velvet and duck blue ensembles, neutral tones, and white accents. Coats emphasize versatility for sport or street wear, featuring wide sleeves, satin linings, embroidery, and contrasting pockets, collars, and belts.

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Modern car care myths debunk wax polish claims

An article advises car owners that modern wax polishes do not replace water washing and proper cleaning. It explains how to apply spray and paste polishes, the need to wash bodies first, avoid overpolishing, and cautions for hood, undercarriage, and fabric tops with specific cleaners. It stresses thorough rinsing, gentle drying, and targeted treatment for tar spots and grease.

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Durable garage door latch offers long life and theft resistance

A illustrated device claims to secure a large garage door with heavy ironwork and simple parts. It requires no costly materials, just bar iron scraps, bolts, wheel wire, and a leaf from an old spring. The design emphasizes durability, ease of maintenance, and resistance to tampering.

Serape Barron

Coat of Black Paint Plans for Metal Parts

A fragment notes applying black paint to metal parts to improve appearance while maintaining enough clearance so paint does not hinder free movement. The text implies a mechanical project or restoration process without specifying precise items or dates.

Poor Packing Causes Leak In Water Pump

A report notes leaks after pump operation due to improper packing rather than the nut. Packing uses candle wick soaked in tallow or heavy twine, or special material. After tightening the packing, avoid further squeezing to prevent damage to the pump body.

Automobile Gossip and Car Care Tips in Brief

Practical car maintenance tips advise carrying an oil can and worn bearings need not require full replacement. The article stresses priming cylinders with gasoline, cleaning spark plugs, and wiping the gasoline can mouth to remove dust. It also notes removing carbon from spark plug porcelain or mica with a gasoline wash.

Road Building and Bridge Stress Methods Questioned

Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the note warns that methods for calculating stress and area proportions in skewed concrete arch bridges once deemed good practice may be incorrect, risking structural collapse per engineers in the bureau of public roads.

United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Public

Reform of Federal Bridge Design Overseen by Agencies

The United States Department of Agriculture outlines skew bridges and their diagonal alignment over streams or railways. It states federal highway departments bear responsibility for correcting design flaws on federal roads and emphasizes careful study of the issue.

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Wider Highways Win Favor

Former Superintendent B Bradt of Delulby JIL champions wider roads as engineers push beyond 16 feet with 18 and now even 20 foot options. They cite shoulder upkeep costs exceeding the extra pavement and call for wider trunks to handle heavy truck traffic.

Miiacle Highways 8 B. Bradt Delulby Jil

Paved Roads Boost Dairying Through Faster Milk Routes

Paved roads and dairying go hand in hand as improved highways expand milk routes. Motor trucks on hard surfaced roads reach markets up to 40 miles away, versus about 10 miles on unimproved routes, unlocking new dairy areas awaiting road construction.

Highway funding on the Pacific Coast to surge

Twenty million dollars, the federal highway appropriation for the Pacific coast states, will be spent this week on post roads and stretching across Western states including Washington, Oregon, California, Wyoming, Colorado, Montana, Idaho, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico. Roads planned are 20 feet wide with six inch concrete, heavier than prior state highways.

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Benefits of Good Roads Promises Lower Living Costs

Good roads in the country will reduce living expenses and boost prosperity, comfort, culture, and happiness for the people, more than the topics debated in twelve presidential campaigns.

Motor truck lines to boost farming communities

Opinion endorses motor truck express lines linking farming communities to markets. Argues better transport will stimulate production, cut costs, reduce pests, and help public markets thrive for American cities.

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