Cleaning contact points with dental paper for ignition parts
A fine cutting paper used to polish ignition contact points and commutator surfaces. The text notes dental supply houses stock a superior version not always available in hardware stores.
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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1926
Page
3
A fine cutting paper used to polish ignition contact points and commutator surfaces. The text notes dental supply houses stock a superior version not always available in hardware stores.
Oregon enacts statutes making it a crime to tamper with a vehicle serial number with intent to defraud. The legislation also requires that all license applications include certificates of title.
The Baltimore Sun notes owners with thermo-siphon engines must keep the cooling system properly filled to prevent impaired circulation and overheating. Also mentions a stunt about an American winning fame by going 44 days without gasoline.
Debate over a national prohibition referendum grows after New York moves a statewide vote. Wets argue it signals change while drys and observers say New York is not representative, Congress delays action, and key senators clash over the issue.
Edna advises a wife whose husband refuses to buy life insurance or write a will. She argues such neglect harms the wife and children, noting a wife’s equal claim to family wealth. The columnist suggests bringing in the husband’s attorney and an insurance agent to prompt decisive action.
A terse exchange marks a leadership stance on truthfulness. The boss rejects promotion for deceit and warns the employee that penitence is not offered unless honesty governs actions. The dialogue hints at future career paths including a wish to become a salesman and possible leadership tensions.
A dated reflection asks about the fate of secret treaties with women entering diplomacy. The piece mentions a new potato pest named Eucepolax Hyperthen a Cullinauk, noting it is not very common.
Anne Berkness born March 30 1848 in Solver Norway immigrated to Minnesota in 1871. She married B O Berkness in Wilmar in 1872 and lived on a Kandiyohi County homestead before moving to North Dakota Minnesota and South Dakota. She died June 20 1926 in Gallup New Mexico survived by son O B Berkness and other relatives. Funeral service conducted by Rev William Elfring with solos by Pearl Booth.
The Morris and Castle circus uses a replica railroad locomotive on a Chevrolet truck chassis as its parade and ticket coach. Built with Kansas City Southern plans, the 12 ton unit, christened Shreveport, travels 12 states with 16 crew, offering economical, adjustable schedules and Chevrolet service stations acting as round houses in each city.
Dr Stash of Potunis questions Riley Ressidow’s reaction to new post office hours while Sam Slackputter notes his right to provoke public servants though he rarely mails letters. The exchange reflects satire on civic routines and personal freedom.
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