Oil Shield Breather Issue Solved by Rubber Hose Elbow
Vaporized oil from the breather sprays the engine bay creating a messy condition. A practical motorist suggests fitting a soft rubber hose elbow over the breather pipe to direct the mist away and improve venting. A fin pipe may be added over the hose end as a further venting aid.
Radio-Photography of Metals and Automotive Notes
A compact page item highlights X-ray aided radio photography for metals by Watson & Son, noting a new device for revealing surface defects. It also surveys automotive topics from a Coolidge tube history to Philippine rubber potential, and previews the Aeromarine flying limousine at the New York show.
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Coolidge
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Philippine Islands
Aeromarine
Ne York
Watson & Son
Transportation difficulties hit H C James Jr plans
Mr C James Jr of Cheman Automobile reports Detroit Dodge Brothers factory is short on cars for spring orders. Freight car shortages and snowed in equipment nationwide force dealers to drive cars to Chicago or Kansas City and load into freight cars, with many orders backlogged. He plans to secure more cars via Canada and expects two to three months for any improvement. Dodge Brothers behind 75,000 to 100,000 orders. Ford first, Dodge second, with 17,000 workers and a vast plant system.
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Df C. James, Jr
Cheeaman Automobile Company
Letroit
Dodge Brothers
Cheesman
James
Mr James
Fiat
Detroit
Cora
New England
Alantic Porta
United States
Jamea
Zorme
Kansas City
Pacific Coast
Deerail
Phils
Ar. James
Chicago
Canada
Ford
Inside the Dodge auto assembly line works
Report describes Dodge Brothers car production with long internal assembly lines and precision work. It explains moving frames, assembling springs, gears, brakes, radiators, and wheels, while noting careful rim tightening and safety steps to avoid misalignment and defects.
Dodge Auto Assembly Line Details and New Law
Description of an automobile factory line with fenders body and top assembled in sequence, each car completed every 16 seconds and driven along a testing track. Mentions a shipment to Canada and a new national motor vehicle law punishing car theft with up to five years imprisonment or a $5000 fine.
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Iran
Atast
Jean
James
Dominion of Canada
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