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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1923
Page
9
The piece notes Chas. Steves heading west for weeks near the golden desert and deep blue ocean while others discuss politics, parking costs, and a truncated vacation. H. C. George nears flight lessons as he nears completion of an aviation course with Drakes planes.
An article from the Motorists' League Preservation highlights growing summer visits to Adirondack preserves and urges campers to prevent fires. It cites rising tourist numbers and urges responsible behavior to protect forests and camp sites, with a call to educate motorists on fire danger.
Vasey has left the city to settle federal matters and prepare the launch of a new part replacement department. The venture is described as one of the biggest of its kind in Artwons, requiring extensive preparation, money, and patience, all of which Vasey possesses.
An unnamed visitor in Tucson comments on the cordiality of local drivers at Congress and another street corner. Johnnie Maynesworth of the Southern Arizona Motor company is noted for his distinctive pen striped flannels and amiable persona.
Benjamin seized two cigars during the Motor Trades meeting held last Monday night after the box appeared and was dispersed by attendees.
Fragmentary text notes mention Ea Goyette and Benjamin with a comparison to prior week. Turner is quoted denying the existence of a person named General Kelly. The overall content is garbled and lacks verifiable events or context.
Printed material from the League at 119 W. 46th Street New York invites individuals clubs and civic groups to participate. Many New England and New York Staten Island communities already erect League signs in campsites and preserves to promote "leaning up" and stencils are available on request.
The text discusses tire tube safety costs and stresses the impact of inflation and material strength. It notes a small investment portion, about 16 percent of price, and explains how tube stock strength relates to wall thickness and overall performance. It highlights that inferior tubes lack strength and are highly compounded, with implications for reliability.
General Motors shows a pamphlet on its foreign trade with representation in 144 countries. Exports include Buick 42009, Cadillac 4000, Chevrolet 29000, Oakland 6700, Oldsmobile 2060, GMC trucks 2100. The system operates with 16 centers including Shanghai, Rio de Janeiro, Wellington, and Yokohama, serving Canada, Britain, and other markets. The piece emphasizes the growth of overseas auto markets and the spread of GM products worldwide.
Dr W W Debientz from the Bureau of Standards explains aluminum paint under car tops cuts heat absorption and re radiated heat. A white upper surface plus aluminum lower layer forms the best heat shield, with heat transmission under such tops less than half of a usual top.
Vasey warns bent rims cause tire blowouts and rim cuts noting overstrained wheels fail under stress. He cites underinflation and track grooves as key risks and urges fortnightly rim and tire checks plus careful tapping to reshape bent rims.
Southern Arizona Motor Co announces a new regular sized 25x3y Royal cord tire. Previously offered only in oversize, the Royal cord is now available in a size matching fabric tires with a similar price. Royal quality in workmanship and material marks the new stock arrival.
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