Canyon metho dists send two to state meeting
Special to The News Canyon Oct 24 Canyon Methodists send Everett Dison and Miss Ruth Anderson as student delegates to the state meeting of the Methodist Student Federation at Lake Worth November 6 7 8 They represent about 300 Methodist Church students from Canyon with Mrs T C Delaney of Memphis guiding the delegation She will help conduct the session joining delegates from across Texas for the annual gathering
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Cross Irritable Husbands Suffer Chronic Fatigue
An advice column argues chronic fatigue stems from nerve exhaustion in blood lacking organic iron. It promotes Nuxated Iron as a quick, safe remedy, claiming two weeks restores strength with no teeth or stomach issues and offers a money back guarantee from druggists.
Studebaker 1924 Record Shattered by Final Shipments
The Studebaker plant shipments reached a new 1924 total at 8 pm on September 28 as the day’s export sale surpassed the entire year’s prior output. Officials credit three factors: 60 million dollars invested in plants, unit-built construction, and a policy of not introducing new yearly models to stabilize value and extend car ownership. With three months left, 1925 sales look set to break records.
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Radio to broadcast Japanese Diet proceedings
Tokyo plans to radio transmit Diet proceedings to inform the public. A Tokyo broadcasting company seeks approval to air debates and sessions, aiming to shed light on parliamentary actions for the Japanese people. The schedule and reach depend on regulatory approval.
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Tokyo Broadcasting Company
Dixie Highway motorcade passes through Detroit on tour
Detroit officials and Dixie Highway Association members welcomed the Dixie Highway tenth anniversary tour led by Capt. W. S. Gilbreath in a mud covered Chrysler Six Roadster. The motorcade travels from Sault Ste. Marie to Jacksonville with major stops in Toledo, Lima, Dayton, Cincinnati, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Atlanta and Macon.
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Balloon tires built to bend millions of times
Miller engineers describe the uniflex tire construction promising less heat and longer wear. The 29x4.40 balloon tire flexes uniformly with fewer plies, reducing sidewall stress and tread squashing while improving comfort and durability after millions of miles.
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Captain Gilbreath's Early Maxwell Ties to Chrysler Line
The remark notes Captain Gilbreath on his first highway tour a decade ago used a Maxwell, a former product of the same organization that later produced the Chrysler, highlighting historical ties between the two automotive lines.
Champs Ride to Series in Willys-Knight
Pirates pitchers Lee Meadows and Emil Yde thrilled World Series crowds by driving to games in their new Willys Knight Sixes. Both players, part of the World’s Championship team, tout the sleeve-value Sixes as their preferred option. Yde bought a Willys Knight Six coupe sedan and Meadows a Willys Knight Six sedan, purchased through Norris Motor Company in Pittsburgh.
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Eskimos Said to Endure Cold Without Eating It
Explorers in Arctic regions report that Eskimos apparently never eat cold, even as the entire body may be immersed in icy water. The intriguing claim underscores hardy adaptation to extreme environments and prompts questions about cultural practices and survival methods.
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Chevrolet Marvels As Shown In Photographs
A photo exhibition at Chevrolet dealers displays 42 enlarged photographs illustrating modern automotive precision and production methods. The series mirrors factory views, including a dramatic image of a colossal drop forge hammer in operation.
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Chevrolet crankshaft forging exhibits at factory show
The display features a 140,000 pound hammer line forged crankshafts with a three ton falling weight lifted by steam. Operators place a watch on the die to strike without breaking the crystal. Each hammer can forge 880 crankshafts in a 10 hour day. Other displays include a monster machine welding rear axles with 00,000 amperes, a rotary milling machine finishing six cylinder blocks in one op, and a 62 ton press forming a fender in one stroke.
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Benys
Willys Knight Emancipates from Engine Repairs for Good
Repair shops nationwide report valves and carbon cleanings as a major burden while Willys Knight owners enjoy an engine designed to run longer cleaner and quieter with no tappets or valve grinding. The sleeve valve system eliminates major wear and promises up to 100000 miles of improved performance. See the Coupe Sedan in the display and learn about reduced prices deferred payments and trade-ins.
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