New Century Six Hupmobile Promises Modern Comforts
The article touts the Century Six from Hupmobile, highlighting generous leg and head room, ample rear space, a power plant with refined control, and an advanced motor. It emphasizes proven performance and a reputation for high standards, aiming to attract thousands of owners to a refined ride.
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Oakland Motor Car Company
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Glycerine Glycol Cooling Sparks Motorist Warnings
The glycerine glycol cooling concept draws concerns from glycerine producers who warn that pure glycerine or ethylene glycol without proper water mixing can overheat engines. They note risks of boiling cooling fluid at summer temperatures, potential oil thinning, and possible engine damage. Water is essential to raise boiling point and maintain safe operation.
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NEA Service
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Buick and auto industry news from the 1930s era
Buick showcases new models and price cuts drawing large crowds as dealers report record interest in the 1930 line. Engineers emphasize quieter operation and advanced suspension, while Graham-Paige unveils rubber floor boards for driving compartments.
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Russo-Japanese Treaty and imperial aims in Asia
Fragmented notes discuss Japan's growing influence in Asia including Korea Manchuria Sakhalin and ports like Port Arthur. Mentions Russian aims and a broader stake in regional spheres of influence with historical references to 1625. Also notes about British car taxation and horsepower impact on vehicle numbers.
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China
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Manchurian
Sakhalin
Expert Decision On Tish Protest On Day
A terse report notes an expert decision on a protest labeled Tish with dates and participants Weese Dewees Bain and Moe as key figures. The ruling addresses the activist event and its procedural implications.
Hoover Observes Birthday At Virginia Camp
A terse item notes President Hoover marking his birthday at a Virginia camp. The sparse OCR reads as a brief domestic notice, mentioning Col. and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh visiting and a mention of the New York trip context.
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Hoover
Aone T J
Col. J
Charles A. Lindsergh
New York
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