Pneumatic Tire vs Substitutes in Early Auto Design
The article surveys attempts to replace air and rubber in tires, noting no practical substitute despite many patents. It outlines tire needs such as endurance, resiliency, mileage, and safety, asserting pneumatic tires provide best performance though punctures and wear remain issues. It cites 1911 Italian auto imports to the U.S. at $186,746 versus prior years.
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Women Drivers Meet New Electric Car Features
The article notes self starters and electric lighting boost for women motorists in 1913. It highlights easy starting by button or pedal, reduced cranking, and improved safety. It also lists car fittings for women including vanity items, folding tables, mirrors, and comfort-focused cushions and seats.
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