Do Not Park On Roadway Says Auto Chief
H H Franklin president of the Franklin Automobile Company urges motorists to avoid parking on roadways and near curves or hilltops. He notes signs in some Western states prohibit parking on the pavement and argues such prohibitions would prevent many accidents. He warns that parking near curves or hilltops can create dangerous, embarrassing encounters for oncoming drivers, especially at night.
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H. H. Franklin
The
Franklin Automobile Company
Highways Commissions
Middle Western States
Flint Six Climbing Mountain on Three Wheels at Signal Mountain
In Chattanooga Tennessee a Flint Six model fifty five in a five passenger load climbed a steep Signal Mountain grade with the car running in high gear on three wheels. The feat tests the Flint frame using a tubular backbone and two longitudinal supports forming a four point motor cradle. Crowd witnesses from Chattanooga praised local Flint merchants and owners for the remarkable display.
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Chatanooga
Tenn
Signal Mountain
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Nash 6 Special Six Sets New Design Standards
Nash 6 Special Six debuts with Nash designed four wheel brakes balloon tires disc wheels and a force feed oiling system. Local dealer Mr Decker of Central Garage touts the model as a refined affordable car with superior design and roadability.
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Nash
Decker
Driving in heavy traffic a cautious stop and creep plan
In heavy traffic, stop about right feet behind the car ahead when halted. When starting, allow the car to creep in low and then shift to second as the line moves. This saves the clutch and is better than starting off in second.
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Trafic
When the Engine Spits By Williamson
A driving tip article explains how to diagnose and fix engine spitting and backfire. It guides how to interpret carburetor misfires after warming up, advising richer air intake and leaner gas mix, and to adjust the choke and mixture for maximum power while driving.
QARLIND ANNOUNCES THE CAND SEDAN
Oakland Motor Car Company Pontiac Mich introduces the Landau sedan for the Oakland line. It combines the Landau appearance with practical serviceability in Buckeye gray with red plush upholstery and nickel trim. Features include double bar bumpers dual fenders guards nickel head lamps aluminum running boards and a Fisher one piece ventilating windshield.
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Oakland
Oakland Motor Car Company
Pontiac
Mich
Fisher
Unclear Transit System Teaser From Fragmented OCR
A fragmentary OCR passage mentions mechanical four wheel brakes and centralized controls. It references an Oakland origin and wire equipment, with terms like spark casts and tendrils of technical jargon. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable context or outcomes.
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Gependacie Oakland
Steering Gear Adjustment and Maintenance Notes
Steering gear should be checked occasionally for looseness and wear. If parts are loose, tighten and apply grease as needed. Inspect the steering wheel vicinity, noting the central hub and adjustment mechanisms. Take out any play about an inch or so if present, and adjust according to design, then service at a station if necessary.
Budget for Auto Expenses From a Budget System
A discussion of operating costs for a car highlights major items such as gasoline oil tires and supplies. It suggests using a budget system to maximize service while minimizing expenses and implies practical steps for efficient car operation and maintenance.
Electric Autos for Youngsters Offer Safe Family Fun
A Burlington dealer, Ralph J. Frick, explains how two toy cars for children use the same motor and power system as real autos. One is a homebuilt design and the other a purchased toy fitted with a simplified electric drive, battery, and starter motor. The setup includes a mounted battery under the hood, wires to a starter, and gear linkage to the rear wheels to provide forward and reverse motion.
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Ralph J. Frick
Burlington
Amd
John Trukpow
Frederick
Frick
Carpentier to Enter Auto Race at Indianapolis May 30
Georges Carpentier the French fighter once idolized in America may drive in the 500 mile speed classic at Indianapolis on May 30. He is racing in the opening event of the French season at Lyons.
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Carpentier
Se 18
Georges Carpentier
America
Jack Dempsey
Indianapolis
Ind
Lyons
Jewett Strives For New Record In Mileage Drive
Jewett company unveils slogan One Billion Mile as Harry M. Jewett, president, cites over 100,000 Jewett cars owned with total mileage surpassing one billion. He praises Jewett reliability and notes the six cylinder powerplant evolved from Paige design, highlighting improved front end drive gear and lasting rigidity.
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Jewett
Jewetts
Harry M. Jewett
Paige
Jewett Six
DeLuxe models describe equipment and features
The passage lists numerous DeLuxe model amenities such as five 32 by 4.98 balloon tires, spare tuber and tire cover, trunk rack, combination stop and tail vent, spring bar bumpers, motometer, sidelights on cowl, nickel headlamps, automatic windshield wiper, rear view mirror, sun visor, spotlight, and heaters in sedan and brougham models.
Sleeve use for coat and overalls in tar work
The worn sleeve serves as protection for the arm while performing small tar jobs. It is slipped over the regular sleeve to prevent grime, saving time on cleaning and upkeep.
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