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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1922
Page
7
Piston rings seal the piston within the cylinder to prevent power loss and oil creep, ensure even cylinder wear, and keep pistons true to bore. Imperfect rings cause gas leaks, excessive oil usage, and out of round cylinders, degrading efficiency.
The text explains gasoline should not be used as a lubricant. It descends into the crank case where it mixes with lubricating oil, deteriorating it and causing unnecessary wear in the engine due to ineffective lubrication.
The Ford industry shows a flood of orders from dealers nationwide. June demand reaches 194,750 vehicles while production is raised to 140,000 units. Ford dealers pioneer industry trends by forecasting six to twelve months ahead. Income data show 390,000 families earning $6,000+ annually, 4,116,000 earning $1,000 to $5,999, and 17,494,000 under $1,000.
A travelogue from a Salt Lake to Ashton tour describesRoad trips along the Union Pacific mainline with Pocatello as a major hub, noting tourist facilities and local industries while warning of unscrupulous advertising. The piece praises scenic drives, water levels, and regional towns from Evanston to Fort Bridger and asserts pride in Idaho’s tourism map.
May 1922 sales shattered all prior Chevrolet records, beating April by a large margin and topping May 1920 by 87 percent. The report from Gallafaut of the Bannock Motor Co notes May was the biggest month in the company's history, with results more than doubling and near quadrupling earlier figures.
J Williams of Nanticoke pilots a Studebaker Light Six to the top of Tillabury Knob near Nanticoke in Luzerne County, a feat long doubted by locals. The ascent over rough terrain required heavy chains and endurance, with the car climbing about 700 feet in one trip and remaining largely intact despite rocks and boulders.
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