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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1917
Page
5
The article explains why old heavy horse trucks are unsuitable as trailers for motor trucks. Bearings, wheels, and springs suffer extreme wear when speeds rise from about 2.5 mph to 7–8 mph, causing rapid damage to brass boxes, steel tires, and other components under vibration and rough roads.
The article argues insurers divide casualty coverage into liability property damage and collision. It warns uninsured motorists face ruin from lawsuits and notes banks may reject loans if a driver lacks protection. It urges choosing reliable long standing companies and trusting a capable agent to assess risk.
The government discourages travel restrictions as long as unforeseen conditions do not arise while wartime security remains tight. Guards will man checkpoints and may examine luggage. obey their orders or face serious consequences. Carry operator permits and identification. motor clubs members should have their cards. Exercise discretion when photographing critical sites to avoid aiding the enemy.
President Wilson signs a three billion dollar war budget boosting home fabrication. Contracts pour in from army and navy suppliers as factories run day and night, raising employment and car ownership. Semmes Motor Co will consolidate operations in Union Garage building in Washington, the largest service station in the South. A A A District of Columbia Club welcomes fifteen new members led by Horace M. Towner, signaling rapid local growth. Alfred A. Dryden and his 261,800 mile Buick will be shown in Washington for a day showcasing enduring reliability.
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