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O N ANOTHER PAGE of this issue we give publicity to the views of the Editor of " Oil News," a man who is very qualified to con...
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Of Hyatt Quiet. Of potato milk ! "Prove it or shut up." That the war is being handicapped. That time is on our side with a...
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The wheel of wealth will be slowed by all difficulties of transport at whatever points arising, as a carriage is by the...
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Constant Mesh Bevel Wheels and Clutches Employed. A N INTERESTING, ingenious, and novel change-speed gear has recently been...
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According to our American contemporary, "The Commercial Vehicle," 75,000 lorries and passenger cars have been ordered to date...
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Specially Written for Owners of the Fordson Tractor Who Have the Oliver Plough Attached. V ERY many bard things have been said...
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Why the Country is Deprived of 300,000 Tons of Crude Oil Each Year. The Delay in Drilling for Oil. The Demand for a Public...
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By "The Inspector." I DO NOT KNOW what the experience of other people is generally, but I find very often, when I am talking...
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The Fourth Article. T HE CONTROLLER, as its name implies, is the apparatus which controls the running of the electric vehicle...
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Intensive and Extensive Farming. Britain as a Self-supporting Nation. The Germans are evidently fully alive to the value of...
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By Henry Sturmey. 11.6 . OW GOOD is a tractor without traction'? " ask the makers of a tractor in the U.S. which employs a...
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Our readers will be in by the Editor on any points connected with the construction or use of commercial motors. Where a direct...
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Partial Standardization. The Editor, THE COMMERCIAL MOTOR. , [1628] Sir,—I do not know whether I am opening up new ground or...
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A PRIZE OF TEN SHILLINGS is awarded each week to the sender of the best letter which we publish on. this page ; aaothere are...
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A Wick Carburetter. An interesting carburetter, incorporating the wick principle, has been invented by the Valveless...