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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1926
Page
5
The article explains two main causes of uneven tire wear. It notes that brakes locking at a position can create wear spots, often opposite each other on the rim. Wire wheels aggravate this, especially if the rim runs out of true. Doc’s strip illustrates a bicycle rim correction method by recalling rim warping and tire edge scraping to fix the issue.
By Williamson notes that a warped rear wheel and dag sprung axles can cause dangerous handling as a car wheels turn. He warns drivers to jack up a vehicle and check wheel runout after curb contacts, explaining how rear axle issues shift weight against the wheel.
Chevrolet Motor Company reports a record month with 74,617 automobiles produced, aiming for total output near 700,000 for the year. Through May 1, the plant produced 307,352 cars, with sales expected to keep breaking records through the summer as imports and maintenance costs draw praise.
A pair of amateur drivers completed a coast-to-coast dash in a Studebaker, reaching San Francisco on Thursday after departing New York. They smashed the previous transcontinental record by about 16 hours, despite heavy rain, flooded bridges, and mud on western dirt roads. The car, powered by Penzoil, ran without a crankcase change, averaging over 31 miles per quart.
Nash introduces oil purifier and filterer devices across its Nash cars to prevent scale and deposits. A gas line filter sits between vacuum tank and carburetor to stop contaminants from reaching ignition chambers. All models feature a theft-proof transmission rack rated by Insurance Underwriters, reducing theft insurance by twenty percent.
Olio farmers produce verveen ten and Uftesn milion pound clover seed each year by cutting clover hay early to protect the seed crop.
A report from the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station discusses cutting seed versus hay timing for clover and alfalfa crops. It notes that earlier cuts can boost seed yield and lower certain costs, while late cuts may reduce feeding value and hay quality. Weather and pollination conditions strongly influence outcomes, and farmers may shift to seed cutting as a regular practice if seed prices rise.
A fragmented report notes the opening of the Royal Wealemy in London this spring focusing on a woman. Details are unclear due to garbled text but the event centers on female participation.
Tempelhofer Field, Germanys largest aviation port, reported 20,409 arrivals and departures in the late year, reflecting a strong traffic level.
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