For Sale Aberdeen Angus Bulls and Herd
FOR SALE ABERDEEN ANGUS registered Bulls aged six to 18 months, also herd. Apply Keobabbie Coorow or Elder Smith & Co. Ltd Parth.
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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 24, 1936
Page
6
FOR SALE ABERDEEN ANGUS registered Bulls aged six to 18 months, also herd. Apply Keobabbie Coorow or Elder Smith & Co. Ltd Parth.
In British cars the speedometer has long been unreliable yet informative. Readers learn that many speedometers lie or misread due to parallax, glass reflection, and parallax, with testing gaps and varied odometer calibration. The piece argues for standardized testing and warns drivers about misreadings that may lead to unsafe driving.
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A fragmented note describes a motorist uncertain about tyre wear and speedometer readings. The writer hints at depreciation of a tyre or instrument and questions reliability, implying a risk to safe driving.
The piece invites young readers to join Uncle Hugh's page club, outlining Christmas fun, competitions, prizes, and notes on delivering letters. It previews a Christmas day program with games, crackers, and group activities, plus a pen friend corner and a call to enter competitions by January 2.
A historical note stresses that moderate speeds require substantial stopping distances even with good brakes. It discusses reaction time, emergency braking, wet or slippery roads, and how tire failure and vehicle weight influence skid risk, suggesting pedal cycle fatalities rise for indirect reasons.
An issued pamphlet by the Jeeta of Automotive Engineers reports on brake squeak, noting it often accompanies an effective brake. It summarizes multiple causes, including vibrations from components other than the brake, and admits fundamental causes remain unclear.
An essay on travel companions made during holidays. Nomadic jet setters meet similarly minded people, form quick bonds, and promise to write. But most never reunite as holidays end, revealing that being “awfully nice” fades when the holidays end, and contact is forgotten.
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