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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1928
Page
15
The Champion Spark Plug Co chief engineer C C Rohde urges installing a complete new set of spark plugs as winter approaches. He cites tests showing new plugs improve starting and engine performance, reduce oil and gas use, and pay for themselves, especially in cold weather.
Toronto juniors report engine heat harms spark plug efficiency. High firing temperatures 600 to 1800 F cause surface leakage, increased resistance and sluggish performance. Replacing plugs before cold weather improves starting, power and speed, saving oil and fuel costs.
Walter P. Chrysler and engineers reveal the new Imperial, a flagship model described as Chrysler’s finest craftsmanship. It offers nine custom body styles with dedicated plant for Imperial bodies including sedans, roadsters, convertibles, and touring models. J W Frazer touts it as the fullest development of Chrysler’s recent success with new refinements and features.
England represented in a tribute to the Vestris quiz and the Imperial car. The statement celebrates appearance and performance and invites enthusiasts to examine and prove it. Also notes the Cuban Technical School opened in Havana with 18 workshops across six branch areas. Rhythm in music linked to melody as memory anchor and popularity factor.
A columnist lauds the Coolidges move back to a modest frame house at 21 Massasoit Street Northampton after leaving the White House. The piece contrasts simple domestic thrift with modern appliance life and notes Mrs Coolidge's famed thrift and homemaking, suggesting public life’s glare may not be longed for by all.
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