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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1915

Page

8

Automobile notes on Ford and Studebaker visits in Cumberland

P Penny of Washington DC Ford branch visited Cumberland with notes. Charles W Fuller Windsor garage Ford agent returned from Washington in a Ford 16 runabout for delivery. Hoffa Brothers Barton chased a Studebaker Six in a verland. A caravan of Studebakers two Fours and a Six arrived at Queen City garage. James Flynn Baltimore Overland rep and C T Wierman Philadelphia Studeaker visitors at Queen City garage this week.

Charles W. Fuller Windsor Ford Washington Hi. Liesgang American Tobacco Company Hoffa Brothers Barton Studebaker Averland Carioud Studebakers Queen City James Flynn Baltimore Overland C. T. Wierman Philadelphia Studebaker Company

Thermostats for Cadillacs and Paris buses in war use

Cadillac engineers tout an automatic four thermostat system that speeds cold starts by regulating cooling water flow. French Paris omnibuses are praised for wartime service, carrying troops, supplies, and meat, with bases delivering 30,000 tons monthly and averaging 54,000 miles per year per bus.

Cadillac Cadac France Paris M. de Freminville Panhard & Levassor Detroit the Aisne French War Department

Franklin car sets 1046 mpg on NYC to Chicago road test

The Automobile Club of America technical committee released a report on a Franklin stock enclosed sedan achieving 1046 miles per gallon in a six leg road test from New York to Chicago via Albany Utica Syracuse Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Kendallville. The run faced mud rain snow and wind with a net 18.9 mph and 67 hours 27 minutes elapsed time supervised by Ferdinand Jehie and Herbert M. Smith, using standard operating conditions.

New York Chicago Franklin Technical Committee of Automobile Club of America Hudson Albany Utica Syracuse Buffalo Wire Cleerland Toledo Kendallville Pennsylvania Cleveland Bryan Indiana Automoile Club of America Ferdinand Jehie Herbert M. Smith

Buick Sedan Stirs Crowd in White Way Parade

The Buick Sedan drew strong attention in the White Way parade, showcased by Gilsan's Garage, local Buick distributors. One of the garage mechanics drove the car, one of only two in town, sparking favorable talk. the sedan sells for 1125 dollars and a top can be added to existing Buicks for 125 dollars.

Buick Gilsan

A Place for Dry Cells in Ford Cars

An old instruction notes a space at each end of the gasoline tank in a Ford model to hold three dry cells. By packing them to rattle and wiring them in series with gross wire, the setup is described to carry the load.

Electric Portables New Designs by Edison Elec Co

Edison Electric Company at 30 N Liberty St advertises new portable electric devices and a large stock of portable electric equipment with updated designs for immediate purchase.

Edison Elec. Co Liberty St

Practical Motorist Hints From An Early Guide Book

A collection of maintenance tips for motorists covering wheel bearings lubrication spark plugs and piston rings. Advice on tire loads ignition timing braking on descents carburetor plunger leaks battery storage acid handling and dust control in the varnishing room.

Western Canada sees big auto sales amid new gas supply

In western Canada motorists buy cars in large numbers as profits from crops rise. Gasoline drawn from wells southwest of Calgary near the Canada Pacific line proves high quality and powerful, rivaling imported fuel. An American firm is building a £120,000 Winnipeg assembling plant to service western Canada. In the Wainwright district farmers alone bought fifty machines in the last month from one American house.

Western Canada Calgary Canada Pacific Railway Winnipeg Wainwright

New Signal Code Proposed by Baltimore Official

Dr George Heller of Baltimore city council has drafted a traffic signal code for motorists submitted to the Automobile Club of Maryland for adoption The codes describe hand signals to slow down stop turn right and turn left Tickets are on sale for 1492 See local talent on stage day night and help Associated Charities in the good work

George Heller Baltimore City Automobile Club of Maryland Associated Charities

Baltimore safety chiefs issue “don’ts” for motorists and pedestrians

Marshal Carter of the Baltimore police will present a list of traffic safety admonitions at a Safety First Federation meeting next week. The guidance warns drivers to respect pedestrians and traffic rules and urges pedestrians to stay alert and cross only at intersections.

Baltimore Marshal Carter Baltimore Police Safety First Federation of Baltimore Federation Dent’s

Wireless start demonstrated for automobile at Indiana State Fair

The Overland Model 3 car at the Indiana State Fair was started remotely by a wireless spark from Indianapolis five miles away. A full wireless outfit with motor generator transformers and relays operated from the show windows, sending messages up to 300 miles and starting the car every five minutes without human intervention under a time switch controlled by Governor Ralston.

Overland Indianapolis Fair Grounds Ralston Indiana

Exciting ride for Baltimore to Cumberland on Powerplus Indian

Kiverett G. Bishop of Bishop and Herpich Motorcycle Garage rode a new Powerplus Indian from Baltimore to Cumberland through a blizzard. He left Baltimore Wednesday morning for a business trip and faced snow from Catonsville to Polish Mountain. The Powerplus performed well with three speeds and an eighteen horsepower motor, though heavy snow forced him into low gear near Cumberland.

Bishop

Automatic car control at fair ends today

A railroad car system operated by touching a key at the sending station starts and stops the car automatically, continuing this function through the last day of the fair.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ayr Peni T Ss. P. Penny Washington, D. C Ford Motor Company Cumberland Aucquired Sions the Central Hardware Co Allegany County North Centre ST Canada Everett G. Bishop H. P Auto Tire Repair & Supply Co North Centre Street Cumberland, Maryland
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