Inexpensive private garage plans and tips
A Motor Life department offers practical guidance for building a simple private garage with sand floors, cement optional, and sand upkeep. Advice covers a hydrant, underground tank considerations, an oil house, safety distance, and non heating strategies using wood alcohol and water fuels.
Loss of Power and Wear on Engines
Dirt on the outside of engines harms bearings and causes power loss and wear. Regular cleaning prevents wear, extending the car’s life.
Ventilation Change Upgrades Auto Front Compartments
Popular Mechanics notes that hot front compartments in small cars with rigid non ventilating windshields and blind doors were cooled by replacing the blind door with a hinged version. A cut out door was framed with wood to fit the window molding.
Hidden door retrofit increases car cabin comfort
Modifications include wooden blocks and rear hinge for the door, with fasteners bought for 660 cents total. A rear hinge and door hooks allow doors to stay open about three inches, directing a stream of cool air through the front opening and out the other side. The change, costing under $5, saves trouble for entering and exiting the driver’s seat without disturbing the passenger.
Impressed by Motortrucks in U S Farming
Farmers nationwide became convinced of motor trucks value for farm work as rail congestion and equipment shortages pushed trucks onto overland routes. High freight loads and factory delivery shifted more cargo from rail to road, revealing trucks in growing prominence across rural areas.
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Highway Transport Committee
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Council of National Defense
Washington
District of Columbia
Mkes
United States
Pombers
New Motometer Hailed For Readability At Distance
A new motometer offers easy reading from twelve feet away. Replacing the old red fluid thermometer, the dial shows Cold to Cool as a white needle traverses a quarter circle from left to right, ensuring quick legibility for users.
Americans Drive Huns From Belleau Wood In Week Of War
Edward W. Pickard surveys a brutal week on the Western Front with German thrusts from Montdidier to Noyon checked by French and American forces. Belleau Wood falls to Allied advance, Courcelles and other positions are retaken, and Allied morale grows as German losses mount amid bolstered Allied aviation and new posts for American troops as the war moves toward a long, costly struggle.
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Belleau Wood
Edward W. Pickard
Alming
Compiegne
Estree St. Denis
Noyon
Crown Prince
Ruprecht
Bavaria
von Hutter
Montdidier
Matz
Foch
Courcelles
le Fretoy
Mery
Belley Wood
St. Maur
Portant
Hefoic
Abecourt
Oise
Machomont
Bethancourt
Carlepunt
Buillly
Tracy le Yul
Nampcel
Solevons
Marne
Cutfy
Dommiers
St. Merre Aigle
Ambler
Haute Bray
Soissons
Chateau Thierry
Pershing
Clignon
Germians
Montcourt
Busslares
Badk
Aisne
Villers-Cotterets
von Stell
Wap
Tks Bebe Moutte
Bellenwood
von Stein
Pooh
Prinee
Amerien
Germany
Franer
Toul
Italy
Moreby
Dalmatian Islands
Mussli
Oiest
Ukrainia
Wnd
Pinan
Stuull Deravhin
Rueda
Siberia
Semenoff
Waleington
Wilson
Huwait
Allied Apne
Siharla
Tupan
Rossia
Beljing
United States
Pacific
Kolohevik
Alnost
Prince
Mark Hun
Diembark
Drenchill
France
Ube Hong Nee
Penguin
Hs World
Enehedis
Tahun
Aga
American Medical Association
Hee
Ideal solitude at Hird Island Magderea group
Hird Island the northern Magderea Islands in the Gulf of St Lawrence is a perilous rocky outpost with a lonely lighthouse keeper and his wife. Gulls murres and other seabirds breed in vast numbers while ships risk wrecks in rough weather. The lighthouse is reached by rope and windlass and the keepers endure isolation except for biannual relief.
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Hird Island
Magderea
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Mariner
Pelomont
Perlugin
Uout
Mis Eife
FAD WELCOMED BY ARTISTS IN NOVEL FASHION SHIFT
A fragmented report describes artists embracing a redesigned craft culture cutting bright colors for refined gowns and new lines. It mentions Shirly and other figures returning to a formal attire trend, with plans for a vivid stage display and a broad public reception.
Boulevard Term Turns From Fortifications to City Streets
The term boulevard evolved from meaning a bulwark of fortifications to denote new city thoroughfares not mapped on old defensive lines, a shift dating from the mid nineteenth century.
Piano Not Necessity in War Nerves Ruling
A Terlin instrument dealer faced usury charges over selling a second-hand piano for 8175. The court rejected the claim that pianos are a daily necessity for war nerves, ruling the dealer had the right to sell planes, skis, and similar items for whatever price they could fetch.
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Autherines Foe Welling Mt BM
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