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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1921
Page
3
Practical guide describing weak charging systems and signs of a failing battery. It explains how overuse of lights and starter can drain the battery, how to charge from the lighting system, and steps to safely assess electrolyte level, amperage, and hydrometer readings for full charge.
A Swiveled pipe connection shown in Popular Science Monthly offers a splash free spray for washing cars and radiators in a garage. The device attaches to two pipe lengths about one inch in diameter and pivots over a filled radiator cap to direct water without splashing.
A whale skin tire prototype was shown in Seattle with Pacific coast whale hide treated to form a soft rubber like tread. Observers noted it could be manufactured at about one fourth the cost of rubber tires using hides from whale shark and wolf as additional materials.
The piece notes that some speed wrenches dislike deep sockets, urges caution around car exhausts in closed garages, and mentions variations of motor vehicles in use in Constantinople. It cites 15 rotor vehicle plants in the country with 68 located in Michigan and describes garage tax and anti-scratch measures for car parts.
A Freight Transportation Digest estimate shows an earth road test where a two ton truck averaged 78 miles per gallon on concrete and 58 miles per gallon on bad roads, with fuel cost savings per trip claiming vast national impact. Columbus Dispatch notes potential nationwide gasoline reductions could reach the equivalent of several Liberty Loans, arguing roads save costs for farmers and merchants.
Popular Mechanics describes state funded road signs guiding travelers around detours in Iowa. Yellow arrows on black ground indicate direction with Moetour text, signs shown for both open and closed routes, and detour wording removed as needed.
A garbled 19th century math puzzle estimates total hours lost due to muddy roads. It calculates 216000 hours yearly, valued at 75 cents per hour, yielding about 162 000 dollars in annual losses for 1000 farmers across a year.
The document notes that practically every point of interest within a radius of TS miles from Philadelphia is distinctly marked on over 600 miles of important highways. Detroit is described as one of the best regulated trade centers in the country.
A home fruit and vegetable garden is paying dividends on time and labor invested, reflecting steady returns for the gardener. The piece highlights how consistent care yields bountiful harvests and economic value from a personal garden project.
A 1920s style feature notes adaptable all day dresses appealing to busy American women. Described are straight line one piece frocks in sate cloths with slim belts, bell sleeves, and skirt panels, plus detachable satin vests, with emphasis on durability, versatility, and fall wear in dark colors.
The article notes immense popularity of sport suits for college wear with Jersey cloth skirts and two color combinations. It highlights wardrobe trends, including cuffed pockets, patch detailing, and coordinating coats, emphasizing youthfulness and practical, fashionable options for college girls.
Peter Gnome and Mother Nature host a whimsical pond discussion on frog life. Mr Bull Frog boasts leadership status while describing frog development from tadpole to adult and contrasting Woot Frogs and Spring Peepers with American Toads and the Great Prog Glen club.
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