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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1917

Page

2

Pennsylvania's Liberty Loan response touted as superb

State Banking Commissioner Daniel F. Lafean said letters to Governor Brumbaugh show a magnificent Pennsylvania subscription to the Liberty Loan. Cities and firms like Scranton Lancaster County York County Williamsport Lebanon Cemetery Allentown Windber Shamokin Pittsburgh and major companies pledged large sums toward oversubscribing the loan.

Daniel F. Lafean Martin G. Brumbaugh Pennsylvania Morris, Girard & Cooke Lafean York County Williamsport Vicinity Lebanon Cemetery Association Oil City Trust Company Venango County Public Safety Committee of Braddock North Braddock Rankin Bank of Chester Central Committee of Allentown Windber Trust Company Shamokin Pittsburgh Westinghouse Pittsburgh Screw and Bolt Lehigh Navigation McKeesport Tin Plate

Paige Six-51 Sets 30 Mile Speed Record in Cincinnati

The Paige Six-51 stock chassis car covered 30 miles in 22 minutes and 4 seconds at Memorial Day races in Cincinnati. Running at 80 mph, it finished second among four top entries in an open 30 mile invitation event with only stock components and minor speed tweaks. Paige officials praised the strong performance under open conditions.

Cincinnati Paige

Advertising chief urges readjustment to wartime needs

Ed wardS. Babcox of Firestone Tire and Rubber Company was elected vice-president of the Association of National Advertisers in Detroit. He urged businessmen to adapt to war conditions with carefully planned campaigns to support soldiers at the front and sustain sales, highlighting advertising as a key selling tool.

Edwards Babcox Firestone Tire and Rubber Company Association of National Advertisers Detroit Mr. Babcox Firestone Company

Nash Motors Ad Forecasts Limited Jeffery Six Price Rise

Nash Motors declares the Jeffery Six price of 1465 cannot be kept after stock is used, with plans for big production as America industrializes. The firm notes 93 percent of Jeffery Six parts are made in-house and predicts prices may reach 1700. Dixon lubricants are promoted for reliability in high speed racing and everyday use.

Nash Motors Company C. B. Voorhis Mr. Voorhis America Nash Motors Company Ac Tually Dixon Peugeot

Brewer Speaks on India at Camp Hill Mission Meet

Miss Jessie Brewer of Guntur India spoke on India during a Cumberland Valley conference gathering of the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Societies of the West Pennsylvania Synod. Miss Marjorie Lilly reported on the Wheeling convention held recently. The event took place at Trinity Lutheran Church Camp Hill.

Miss Brewer India Camp Hill Cumberland Valley Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Societies West Pennsylvania Synod of the Lutheran Church Trinity Lutheran Church Wheeling West Virginia Marjorie Lilly Missy Jessie Brewer Guntur

National Cars Strengthen Ties With Pan American Allies

National Motor Car and Vehicle Company reports Cuba leads imports of National Highway Sixes and Twelves, with Brazil and Argentina close behind as foremost foreign customers. Panama also aligns with the United States, while Mexico shows limited National car presence amid instability. Ex ports have tripled in the past year as the firm expands shipments abroad. South American buyers prefer brighter two tone finishes, causing many cars to arrive with primer only and be painted post customs.

Cuba Wilson Germany National Motor Car and Vehicles Company Indianapolis Brazil Argentine United States Panama Uncle Sam George M. Dickinson Mexico Porto Rico Philippines Hawaii Mercedes Fiat Italy South America

Four HL Srs Excused From Finals For Year-Long Work

Hummelstown Pennsylvania on June 9 four high school students were excused from all final exams for the year due to excellent work. The students are Edith Ebersole entering the junior class after a second consecutive year excused, Ethel Hartz sophomore, Sara Shenk junior, and Miriam Cassel who has not taken a final since entering high school.

Hummelstown Edith Ebersole Ethel Hartz Sara Shenk Miriam Cassel

Cadillac Eight hailed as best car from America

An Irish motor journalist praises the Cadillac Eight after a 40 mile test through London and country roads. He calls it the best car from the United States, noting its one gear feel, top speed versatility from five to over sixty mph, and remarkable acceleration as the engine smoothly powers the vehicle.

Motor News of Dublin London

Cadillac Exemplar of Power and Price Defying Competition

The author praises the Cadillac for supreme power and comfort. A forty mile test run through slush and snow showcases its luxury, speed, and ease of use. The piece emphasizes a highly organized factory, enormous output, and a market price that challenges competitors.

Cadillac

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