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Newspaper

Tombstone Epitaph

Location

Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1917

Page

7

Arranged for Home Comfort in a Cozy Nook Design

A detailed feature by William A Radford discusses home layout ideas to maximize comfort for all family members. It highlights a cozy reading nook by the fireplace, living and dining room flow, a den or study for the man, and practical basement planning with laundry and storage, emphasizing privacy and efficient heating.

Uttle

Westbound venture sparks curious talk

A fragmentary exchange hints at a first trip out West with mentions of cowboys and intrigue. An unrelated line references Italian researchers producing nutritious bread from sprouted grain, suggesting a scattershot mix of topics in the clipping.

Hints for Winter Use Rich Gas in Starting Motor

An expert urges car owners to use a rich gas mixture and anti freezing radiator solution to prevent winter damage. Provide denatured alcohol in the radiator, adjust carburetor settings, and cover the radiator when idle. Temperature based alcohol concentrations are given, with emphasis on avoiding cold-weather depreciation and proper wind orientation to protect the engine.

Jack Frost

Women motorists favor fur trimmed coats for winter drives

The Brockton North Dakota Bulletin notes women motorists prefer heavy cloth outerwear with deep fur collars and cuffs, citing ocelot and raccoon furs on long skirts. It argues motorists, unlike trains, can choose routes and should heed grade crossing warnings to reduce accidents.

Milady

Trial Spin Ends Ambiguously With New Machine

A trial spin with his new machine proceeded smoothly until Otto attempted operation and the outcome became unclear, leaving observers unsure of full functionality or potential faults.

Otto

New Tire Changing Tool Affects Roadside Repairs

A recent invention improves roadside tire changes by using a detachable rim. It reduces labor and profanity previously caused by replacing four punctured or blown tires. With the rim mounted on the vehicle and a properly inflated tire, waiting for help becomes less of a concern.

Repairing a Demountable Rim Tire Change

A farming notes writer recalls the challenge of removing and replacing a damaged clincher demountable rim tire at home. The article highlights a special tool that contracts the rim to allow easy tire removal and reattachment, reducing effort and time.

Has New Steam Automobile From Detroit Inventor

A Detroit inventor develops a steam power automobile teased by Popular Mechanics. The car blends gas and steam features with a switch start and no gears or clutch, offering instant start, minimal vibration, and quiet operation. It can run fourteen miles between water refills and starts automatically via an electric ignition.

Detroit Popular Mechanics Magazine

Boiling Radiators and Driver Errors in Engine Operation

A historical note explains that many drivers misuse engines by running with full throttle and retarded spark. It warns that this practice overheats the engine and accelerates wear, suggesting a safer method is needed to avoid knocking and engine damage.

Car industry gains rise in secretary of state report

The secretary of state's office reports large year over year gains for the automobile sector, highlighting substantial production and market growth in Bow York during the past year.

Secretary of State Bow Tork

Mrs Skeffington and Son Speak On Irish Tragedy

Mrs F Sheehy Skeffington widow of an Irish editor shot by British forces during the Sinn Fein rising arrives in New York with her seven year old son Owen. Sheehy Skeffington aims to tell the world of her husband’s death and the alleged worder.

F. Sheehy Skeffington Sinn Fein Ireland Owen New York

Blotter Shortage Forces Retrenchment Across Insurance Firms

Insurance companies warn of blotter and calendar shortages as paper costs double. Firms cut calendar prints, reduce blotters, and limit supplies to agents, citing high paper prices. The Western Underwriter notes drastic economy measures while the tale Jon Gone Wrong ends with Growcher confessing a failed prank.

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Cozy Nooks William A. Patford William A. Radford Prairie Chicago Brockton N. D Women’s Medical College Women's Medical College of Pennsylvania A ¢ Cade MRS la Bussee Mr. Growcher Balkans
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