Auto Anthem and Fractured Car Courier
A mixed column of verse and snippets about autos and pride in driving. A modern car tale in sentimental rhymes contrasts with jokes about colors and bodywork. The piece blends humorous vignettes with brief poems and a patriotic song stanza.
Enlarging the Big Oldsmobile Factory at Lansing
Ground was broken July 16 for a large two story addition at the Olds Motor Works in Lansing Michigan. The 80 by 400 foot building will add 64 000 square feet of space with fireproof construction and light from glass windows. The new facility includes 400 feet of loading dock and a pillar free upper floor for inspection and care of new cars. Local distributor J L Nicolai says the expansion signals strong demand and promised prompt deliveries as production ramps to 1918 levels.
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Olds Motor Works
Lansing
Mich
Bathe
J. L. Nicolai
Nicolai & Son
Fashionable rescue amid flames in Danbury Place
Ora, a humble caterer, saves Miss Chandler from a deadly blaze at a fashion house. A handsome rescuer, Dale Gregory, arrives with a ladder and escorts Ora to safety, sparking a romantic spark amid social intrigue. The scene ends with a proposed double wedding between Ora and Dale and Miss Chandler’s recovery.
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Miss Chandler
Orn
Mise Chandler
Ora
Misa Chandler
Danbury Place
Chandler Home
Mr. Dale Gregory
Troust
Dale Gregory
Drs
Dale Creeer
Eunice
Death of William M. Chase in Japan lecture
The piece recalls an anecdote about artist William M. Chase in Japan. He describes watching a sunset on a railway platform when a freight train blocked the view. The station master apologizes politely, but the train remains to honor the traveler’s esthetic enjoyment as the Japanese bow. The story is attributed to Youth's Companion.
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William M. Chase
Uet
Japan
Eight sulMiers and a hockey tale from schooldays
In a playful school incident, Johony BH-, noted for many sulMiers, enjoys hockey during class. After a couple of days, the teacher asks for an excuse from his father for his absence. The boy balks, saying his father is poor at excuses, and his mother always does.
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Johony
Uropeka
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