Motor Trucks Prove Worth In Test Run
A U S government test of military motor trucks on the Dixie highway between Atlanta and Port Hudson shows the Army trucks outperforming civilian rigs. The report commends the vehicles for carrying supplies to the fort and recommends purchasing additional trucks for the supply line despite minor carburetor trouble and a collision near Cocteraville.
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United States
Dapel
Aulama
Quartermaster’s Department
Port Ogiethorpe
Bergeant C. M. Themis
Dixie Highway
Atlanta
Ife
Avante
Talor
Shell
Thomas Too
Inka
Witching
Omic
Pierce-Arrow
Republic
Detriot’s Kerosene Carburetor Promises Efficient Fuel
Historical report describes a Detroit developed kerosene carburetor designed to vaporize fuel into a fine fog via a venturi eddy and preheater. It explains automatic kerosene proportioning, dual venturis for low and high speeds, and a three-way valve allowing starting gasoline.
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Gasolina
Wil Gites
Algher
Trarling
Welding gas danger cited at mining camps and shops
A report warns that Creat-O-file welding gas used in mining camps and shops can cause dangerous fires and equipment damage. It urges careful handling of gas tanks, regular brake and wheel checks on vehicles, and frequent inspection of belts and tires to avoid failures and accidents. The notice emphasizes safety practices for working with welding gear and maintenance.
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Utith Aad
Im Fet
Inter Mountain
Monret Moar Company
Tast
Soath Street
Ball Lake Gly
Demati
Buy Your Auto Before Next Year
Autoworkers warn government may regulate steel and front industries during war. Dealers expect fewer cars for 1918 and prices may rise as labor and materials tighten. Buyers urged to place orders now, with deposits, to secure spring delivery and offset possible shortages.
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Automobile Doniers
Sam
PAIOLINE VENIGLE IS NOW NECESSITY IN WAR auto age
As a result of war, the motor car has become a necessity not a luxury. Detroit manufacturers joined Washington conferences to show officials the car’s indispensability and to address fuel concerns. They cited twelve million barrels lost to evaporation and improved carburetors and thermostatic controls as proof of progress. A service mechanic notes engine slowdowns after clutch use often stem from causes other than the engine.
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Washington
J. G. Dayerline
Detroit
Mr. Bayerline
Clutch Troubles and Engine Slowdown in Cars
A reader explains clutch issues and gear rasping when shifting, noting throwout collar wear and clutch slipping on the flywheel. The text contrasts engine slowdown behavior with disengagements and warns against racing when the clutch is released, urging careful maintenance to avoid fuel waste and wear. A stray social tidbit references a remark about monarchy and a Washington Star joke.
Evolution of the motor truck in seventeen years
B C Shumard, chief engineer of the United States Motor Truck Co of Cincinnati, recalls starting the design 17 years ago. He notes rapid progress from early experiments to a modern fleet of 50 trucks, arguing motor trucks now surpass steam locomotives in speed and endurance and require skilled handling to maximize profit and reduce wear.
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Fie
Epark Central
Everybhody's
S B. C. Shumard
United States Motor Truck Company of
Cincinnati
Mr.Shumard
W Ho
United States Maloy Truck Company
Mr. Shamayd
Csuhla
Paya
Derisera
Western politicians recall lynching remark in Arizona
A group of western politicians swapped reminiscences when one remarked that in Arizona there was a lynching party victim. The response, You don’t say, reflected surprise and disbelief among the gathering.
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Arizona
Fragmentary cry of hunger near epic dinner line
A distorted, unreadable passage presents a character named Constance and a complaint about getting a tattoo and dinner timing. The scene hints at hunger and a rush before a late hour, but the text is garbled and lacks clear action or context.
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Constance
Rep Campbell Remarks on Corrupt Voter Misconduct
In a recent address Rep Campbell of Kentucky criticized corrupt voters and referenced a story from the St. Louis Globe Democrat. A prisoner accused of voting eight times questioned seized pay, highlighting alleged electoral fraud and the burdens of legal charges.
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Campbell
Kersas
Jenmorth
St. Louis Globe Democrat
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