Chevrolet Car Features Reported
Chevrolet displays an oil gauge on the dash a one man top with concealed bows a crypsy style back curtain and a standard three speed forward and reverse transmission.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1922
Page
6
Chevrolet displays an oil gauge on the dash a one man top with concealed bows a crypsy style back curtain and a standard three speed forward and reverse transmission.
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The guardianship of Ebiaarriet ward presents the final account and estate for allowance. The matter is referred to a further class for consideration at 130 oclock AM in the Probate Court Room Bristol. Notices will be published for fourteen days once a week.
New York officers protest writers using the phrase drunken sailor. Philadelphia hosts a protest against the expression as mad as a hatter. Chicago taxi drivers object to former James gang terms. Omaha union urges a bill banning as wild as a March hare. San Antonio crutch makers strike over usage of funny as a cratch. Kansas City Star reports the notices.
A tale of a prank where a butcher rigs a turkey leg cords causing the birds tendons to loosen prompting curiosity from a mother. Chicago Journal notes a new silent testing room in a major automobile maker for detecting friction before shipment, echoing phonograph chamber design.
In New London Connecticut Pa Nin Patrick Kane, a lodge master, used a cough remedy to sustain vocal effort during a three day fundraiser at the Stafford Fair. The raffle of an automobile was aided by the tincture Cerizane, praised for coughs and colds and sold by local druggists with claims of safety and long history.
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