Automobiles Seen As Key Factor In Reducing Living Costs
Industry leader LD Moreman of Intermountain Motor Car Co notes President Wilson’s conference naming the automobile industry as essential to eight pivotal industries. He argues motor trucks enable transport of steel, cotton, fuel, and construction gear, suggesting figures will prove autos lower prices across sectors.
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Byno Couneil
National Defence
Indar
Wilson
Washington
Benon
LD. Moreman
Intermountain Motor Car Co
Bivary
Mike
Ford
Bisie
Kivi
Interurban Highway Rationale and Traffic Flows
The text argues that building highways between towns reduces traffic from urban to rural areas and vice versa. It claims most traffic originates or returns to towns, with a large portion passing through interurban routes. The piece asserts long-term efficiency gains after completion.
London and New York Traffic Compared Over Three Decades
A garbled report compares traffic conditions in New York and London across about thirty years and twelve hours, noting similar patterns in vehicle wear and road hazards. It mentions tire wear, wheel bearings, and steering knuckle damage as risks from poor tire and road conditions.
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New York
London
York
Overland cars touted as popular small roadsters
A Brownson distributor describes the new Overland roadster as a poised, stylish, and dependable small car destined to win friends across the intermountain region. He highlights its beauty, comfort, and protection, emphasized by streamlined design and enamel finishes, while noting anticipated strong demand as a leading dollar-friendly passenger model.
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Carman
Ye Browning Company
Willys-Knight
Jattermauntain
Xcote
Intermouniain
Carmine
Ron Velane
Correct Gasoline Measuring In Official Tests
In a New York official investigation Hon. It was shown that gasoline readings were off by about two percent. Haya Stowirl McDoneld of the Mount Motor Car Company of St. Louis testified that about 50,000,000 gallons are consumed yearly. the loss equates roughly to 1,000,000 gallons or $250,000. He urged testing mileage by attaching a gallon can to the carburetor with a rubber hose to measure actual fuel use. He warned that if the gauge is not read properly, drivers may blame the car or engine for bad mileage. For accurate results, test on the road with this setup. otherwise, inconclusive measurements persist.
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New York
Haya Stowirl McDoneld
Mout Motor Car Company
St. Lonia
Owl
Lin Gasaling Station
Maine
Wien
How to wash a new car without damaging finish
A historical guide advises careful washing of a new automobile to avoid paint scratches and finish damage. It warns against dusting before the coating sets, cautions against hot engines and warm bodies, and prescribes soap and water with a soft cloth or sponge. It references kerosene and boron as cleaning aids, stressing gentle rinsing and immediate drying to prevent spots.
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Wester
Fragmentary note on driving hazards and teens on streets
The readable parts describe dangers of driving on a flat and possible teen involvement. It mentions city streets and unexpected hazards. The text is fragmentary and unclear but suggests a warning about drive safety.
Automobile Buy By Cubic Displacement and Garage Size Questions
A fragmented report discusses buying automobiles by engine displacement and notes buyers in Guatemala and Central America seek the car’s interior dimensions. The piece emphasizes the need to fit through doorways and halls, with garages uncommon in private homes, and mentions a dealer in Ohio. It also includes a side section on cleaning brass castings and a tangent about a concert.
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Automoblia Hoyerk
Guatemala
Enernal Hovtorrmnea
Cody Finish
Low
America
TL W. Lasushing
Maibohm Motors
Imnunduaky
Ohio
Saielah
Increased Automobile Production in 1919 Outlook
Automakers report 1919 production at peak capacity but face over demand. Managers cite dealers and customers anxious for new cars as factories race to fulfill orders while maintaining promises. Output hopes shift into 1920 as supply struggles to catch up with demand.
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Aniel Stewart Meonald
Moo
Cireomymayrot Bt
Lewie
Rangi
Chen Han
Regerde
High Speed Means Death for Taugee
A fragmentary warning discusses a physics principle: energy in moving mass grows with weight and speed squared. It argues trucks and drivers must heed high speeds, noting unloaded weight and road conditions affect danger, urging careful driving at high velocity to prevent fatal outcomes.
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Taugee
Everest
Paris
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