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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1915
Page
12
A reader seeks guidance on a grinding rear axle noise that occurs when the wheel turns halfway, possible brake band drag, bent shafts, worn roller bearings, or misadjusted ignition. The column covers diagnoses from shaft straightening to oil smoking, battery and coil issues, spark timing, carburetion, throttle interference, and valve tappet guide wear with practical steps and cautions.
London reports farmers organizations urge city residents to alter vacations and come to farming districts to help cultivate and harvest war time crops. The agricultural society is prepared to show localities where work is available and the months of greatest need for assistance.
Entries close August 3 for the RAGE program at Pennsboro in August featuring top state races. C A Reppert of Kenton will start the event with a 2:28 trot and a $300 purse for pace or trot.
The Johnston Brokerage Company reports window glass trade improving with many plants idle until winter. Factories closed since May and June production tapering, with orders to complete and fires out for the summer and fall. Export business rising and domestic demand improving, suggesting better prices and service if buyers submit specifications for stock checks.
The Dutch parliament weighs a bill to call up all men who have served in the last twenty years. The measure aims to mobilize a broad portion of the male population for national service, reflecting wartime precautionary policies under consideration at The Hague.
Lieutenant Herbert P. Nordwall, once Dutch army, arrives in Milwaukee after a world journey on foot. He wore Holland dress and wooden shoes, tracing routes through Europe, Arabia, India, China, Alaska, and the Americas before returning to Amsterdam in 1907, then continuing with his sister Wilhelmins before war altered plans. He later toured solo while a Welch and Fullerton drugstore network advertises its phone-connected branches.
A fragmentary report states Germans found coal deposits in Turkey and Turks planned immediate development to reduce foreign dependence. It notes a German mining engineer and Turkish efforts, with authorities in Berlin considering potential implications for the coal problem.
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