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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1917
Page
9
A compact survey traces starter evolution from pistol and compressed air attempts to early electric mechanisms. It notes failures and partial successes, detailing design challenges, key devices, and the transition toward more reliable electric starters as research advances.
A damaged OCR fragment describes tire damage and vehicle problems on a track area near a street. It mentions wear to tires and potential vehicle handling issues in the road conditions and mentions a tire fabric issue and wheel alignment concerns.
The piece warns against leaving headlights on while a car is idle to avoid battery drain. It emphasizes turning lights off to conserve current and extend lamp life, noting the waste when the car stands idle.
The article extols the car as a universal device linking home, office, and leisure. It argues autos boost efficiency, health, and social life, expanding suburban living and farm commerce, while noting spring model cycles and rising material costs impact prices and sales.
The article traces a trend toward lighter multi cylinder engines and simplified construction as ideal, noting manufacturers tout aluminum motors and reduced weight. It argues past growth in complexity yields diminishing returns, while the dawning era of finished simplicity promises comfort, safety, and economy with lighter vehicles.
A proposed bond measure totaling 50 million dollars aims to advance road improvements in Pennsylvania. The plan requires an amendment to the state constitution and must be approved by the upcoming session of the legislature to become law.
Readers may call the department for general information on water troubles and road conditions across the country. Due to high inquiry volume, those seeking detailed replies should include a 2 cent stamp with their letter. responses will be mailed promptly.
An article arguing that speedometers, especially mileage records, are essential for tracking a car’s performance. It warns that a broken speedometer blinds the owner to fuel use, tire wear, lubrication needs, and overall value. Protecting the odometer ensures accurate maintenance and trustworthy mileage when selling.
The Washington Automobile Trade Association plans a week long carnival starting next week with all dealers invited. Active members sell cars while associates cover accessories and allied trades. Dealers will decorate showrooms, aiming for uniform displays to boost sales and attract customers, including nonmembers.
Motoring on an allowance of half a gallon of gasoline would seem tight to most Americans but British owners are rejoicing as the government recently increased their allowance.
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