E M F Company claims standard automobile quality via mass production
The article argues that building 36,000 cars annually through large scale, well equipped facilities yields higher quality and lower prices. Using examples from sewing machines to watches, it asserts that standardized mass production delivers superior, proven products and asks readers to accept “Standard” as excellence in automobiles.
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