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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
3
Time, labor and money can be saved by rotating tires as described. Start with all new tires and move the right rear to the left front as wear progresses, then shift others in a set sequence to balance wear. The system promises longer tire life and fewer problems, with adjustments as wear and road conditions change.
Robert A. Chandler reviews a rotation method in Popular Science Monthly, citing several years of tests that demonstrate a significant saving of time labor and money for car owners. The author argues the advice is unimpeachable and based on careful study.
In illustrat ing and describing an automobile signal the invention relates to a signaling device secured to any convenient part of an automobile and operated by the chauffeur to indicate his intended manipulation to other cars. It uses semaphore signals with means for operating from an unclosed casing to a horizontally extended position and securing the semaphores.
An early automobile digest notes rising motor use with over ten daily travel costs, widespread adoption of hyphenated license numbers, and France's motorcycle aide car. It mentions American expedition forces, urban parking bans in Chicago, emergency post trucks in Washington during holidays, and insurers pooling to curb auto theft. It also cites Pennsylvania National Guard with 500 motor vehicles, and a railway water car as a new rail industry development.
Winter care for radiators and storage batteries is essential. Heat loss and freezing risk demand radiator covers only briefly, warm engine cycles, proper winter oil, and cautious starting. Monitor electrolyte gravity, avoid excessive cranking, and seek service when problems arise to prevent costly repairs.
A damaged early 20th century note explains using a water test on the garage floor to identify leaks from a car. It outlines checking radiator hoses pump packing carburetor fuel lines and oil seals and suggests tightening loose bolts to prevent further trouble.
Fragmented notes report early 1920s motor trends including high grade crossing fatalities, US motor vehicle plates in 1921, freight car demand for autos, municipal vehicle registration in Wisconsin, and a planned national show in Mexico City with major manufacturers expected to attend.
The article praises ventilated hog houses with concrete foundations and insulated walls. It describes pens divided by steel partitions, concrete troughs, and roof windows for sun and ventilation. It notes the shift toward palatial hog parlors and emphasizes hygiene, ease of cleaning, and permanency in barn design.
A historied article by William A. Radford extols sunlit, well ventilated hog houses as essential for animal health and productivity. It links daylight design to efficiency, reduced drudgery, and profitable pig farming, noting mass production growth in the American Midwest and urging careful investment in modern housing.
In 1826 the shell collector Hugh Cuming visited the island long colonized by the Bounty mutineers. He found John Adams, a pressed seaman, still teaching youths and guiding the islanders who spoke English despite mixed races.
A historical note explains that a man walking briskly at four mph faces about one half pound air resistance. Facing a 25 mph gale, the relative wind is 30 mph creating over 26 pounds of pressure, noticeably affecting ease of walking and suggesting Strom Mois.
A brief exchange accuses a person named Mire Flatt of indifference as Mrs Bennerhurst asks if her dicir gave notice before leaving. The dialogue portrays social tension and a sharp remark about awareness and courtesy.
In Aurtris educational institutions now admit women since the war. The policy change expands access across schools and colleges, marking a shift toward gender-inclusive education in the city.
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