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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1920
Page
2
In a comical exchange a friend asks if a man can avoid alimony. A lawyer responds with crisp humor that he can stay single or stay married, reflecting a practical quip from the era. The snippet captures light courtship and legal wit.
The Maxwell company emphasizes precision and quality through modern machinery and rigorous testing. Parts are produced in house at the Oakland avenue plant with Swiss gauges and a silent room for final inspections. Gear tests include a twenty ton brake and 1 1000th inch tolerance verification before heat treatment in furnaces that garberize and toughen steel components.
W C B Pruitt of Umatilla Auto Company explains that autos have become a necessity as buyers and users show growing interest each year. He notes the car’s place beside the family horse and cites industry challenges in obtaining material.
The article notes rising demand for closed cars as buyers place orders now to secure deliveries. It highlights a surge in purchasing intent, with more cars to be bought this year and sellers urging prospects to join a growing list. Designers and craftsmen are dedicated to perfecting the closed car, signaling a peak in supply and prestige.
The 1909 conceived Comfort car by Hupmobile is praised for easy riding and smooth handling. A. A. Frenteal of Frenteal-Wales Auto Co. notes Hupmobile interiors and tuning emphasize comfort for drivers and passengers across all models. The article credits Hupmobile with advancing comfort in automotive design and operating mechanism.
A Cincinany Enquirer snippet features a playful exchange with the Sphins who ponder the whereabouts of pork in a can of pork and beans after a long wait. The dialogue mixes curiosity with humor in a light literary tone.
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