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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1915
Page
6
A buyer should systematically answer 15 questions before purchasing a car. Key checks include appearance, seating comfort, ride quality, handling in rain, hill climb, braking on descent, engine sound, fuel efficiency, cooling, tire wear, ride comfort for all passengers, even comfort, fair price, and the dealer’s backing of the warranty. The list aims to guide cautious decisions.
Correspondence from Richard H. Lee of the A A A Legislative Board to W G Robertson of the Ontario Motor League says reciprocity between Ontario and New York State, effectively the United States, will not be feasible until after the ongoing European war concludes.
A discussion notes that the typical average speed over long trips is well below estimates, often around 15 mph rather than 20 to 25 mph, especially in hilly or congested routes. Steady driving beats rapid dashes between blocks, reducing wear, delay, and conflict with police.
Glisan offers cars for sale in the November 24 Advertised section. The listing appears in the For Sale column with details readable in the ad.
Advertisement lists 5 to 40 watt Mazda Lamps priced at $1.10 per carton from Edison Electric Co located at 30 North Liberty Street.
Detroit reports the annual Chalmers dealers convention drew 600 attendees from the U S Canada and abroad. Orders totaled about 22 million dollars for the new six cylinder 30 horsepower 1915 model with 18 000 scheduled for production in six months. The parade featured 300 cars led by Old Reliable a 30 from early production. A new low price of 1050 was announced for the Six-30.
A statement from the Automobile Chamber of Commerce cites a Police Department report showing 90 percent of New York City street accidents in August involved the injured party rather than drivers. Data cover causes, locations, and times, noting pedestrians heavily blamed and that most fatal injuries affect children aged two to eight.
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