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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1921
Page
6
A garage man built a two foot high inclined run way to elevate a car’s end, enabling easier access to undercarriage and rear areas. The timber device, with hollow upper surface for the tire, can be operated by power or hand, saving time and reducing labor and strain.
Don’ts to motorist outline summer care tips for cars. Do not park overnight under trees as foliage and dew can stain or ruin varnish. Do not leave grease or oil on surfaces as heat dries and cracks finishes. Do not let mud spots remain as they can leave marks injuring varnish.
A tire company notes underinflation curb scrapes and curb bumps are major tire abuses. Proper weekly inflation, keeping psi consistent in summer and winter, protects mileage. Scraping tires shows outer wear while inner belts stay intact, and frequent bumps cause fabric breaks ending tire usefulness.
The report surveys motor vehicle registrations and markets worldwide. Algiers exceeds 11000. Shanghai leads with 5000. Tokyo shows only 5000 autos for a city of 2.7 million.US government collects over 6 million in automobile taxes every 30 days. Brazil hosts Automobilista Brasileira of Rio de Janeiro. New York sees 2090? cars stolen since January 1. Federal agencies receive automobiles for several departments. Philadelphia issues 565 garage permits totaling about 1 million dollars. Norway requires repairmen skilled in multiple international car builds.
An illustrated feature extols small cozy bungalows for newlyweds as practical, affordable living. It highlights a 36 by 39 foot design with 17 by 10 foot rear rooms, space saving closets, and a bathroom off the hall. The piece argues home ownership prevents costly rents and divorce risk.
A London based Dutch congregation refused a half million pounds for the Austin Friars church. The church traces its origins to the 13th century priory of begging friars and later royal grants. It features a grand nave, ample windows, and a large income from nearby offices supporting an almshouse at Chariton.
The Department of Agriculture reports the nation's sugar crop last year totaled 1,266,148 tons, up 12 percent from 1916. Cane sugar comes mainly from Louisiana, while beet sugar is produced across Michigan, Ohio, and California.
Fragmentary note shows a casual exchange mentioning easy to get items and beaded bags, with names Oswald and Marie-Oh in a conversational flurry about buying and a quick musical aside. The snippet hints at a personal barter or request rather than a formal listing.
The feature outlines ribbon use across clothing and accessories. It highlights sashes on gowns and blouses, ribbon flowers, rosettes, and girdles as decorative touches. Brides and bridesmaids showcase wide ribbon bouquets, while hair ornaments grow simpler with time.
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