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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1913
Page
16
Advert describes two key tire care factors air pressure and tread protection. It warns wheels out of true cause rapid wear, explains simple checks to judge true alignment, and cautions against locking brakes and driving on harsh roads. Centered on puncture proof tires offered by Central Vulcanizing Co.
The Hot Stove League outlines Fred Walker known as Mysterious Mitchell rising from the California coast to a stir in the big leagues. It notes his earlier Giants ties, Brooklyn release, and possible impact on McGraw era tactics under Wilbert Robinson.
Councilman Benesch leads a push in Cleveland Ohio to require fenders on all motor trucks. Detroit has been asked to send a copy of its ordinance enforcing fender rules to the Cleveland council.
Detroit observes a rising year round use of closed cars with Ford Motor Company reporting record demand from agents this fall. The trend aligns with taxi operators showing the practicality of winter service, aided by Ford’s long involvement in the taxicab market starting with Max Eller’s first New York taxi using a Ford Candoulet body.
Puncture proof tires promise money back guarantee from Central Vulcanizing Co. Serious ad claim highlights durability and warranty terms. Industry outlets note emphasize cost savings and security for motorists seeking reliable tubeless tires.
Thermoid Rubber Company enlarges its network to six branches with a new Detroit office and an added San Francisco office. The Chicago branch at 2009 Michigan Avenue expands as Manager Duffield oversees the western territory with eleven salesmen promoting Thermoid brake linings.
Bob Fitzsimmons has signed to appear in a drama of pugilism and love titled A Fight for Life written by Robert H. Davis. He plays a father training his son Bob Jr., who at 17 towers in the ring as the boy challenges the elder for boxing glory.
A plan for a Chicago to Boston non stop run draws support from the Chicago Automobile Club and Motor Age. An August Boston trip by four men demonstrated feasibility and sportsmanship while detailing road quality, detours, and pacing across Indiana Ohio New York and Massachusetts.
Exports from New Orleans showed a rise in October with 312 cars shipped to European and Latin American ports. The majority went to Latin America, Argentina receiving the most cars. The growth follows improved paving and road construction in Latin American cities and countryside, hampered by high gasoline prices.
Two San Diegans, Grace and Alice Selkurk, rode a motorcycle to Mount Wilson in 68 minutes reaching the 6000 foot summit. The 9 mile ascent and altitude set a new record with the sisters completing the return trip in 85 minutes.
The Sunday Herald reports a hill climbing contest near Montreal where Timberlake, driving a National, won by three fifths of a second over a 60 horsepower Peerless. Two cars tied for third place, the Stearns and the Mercer, both clocking 55 seconds. the Stearns had a near rollover on the turn.
Sales Manager Benson of the Studebaker Corporation predicts a revival of car demonstrations as a key sales tool. He argues that demonstrations showcase the Six’s smoothness, power, and low vibration, helping buyers compare high powered cars and favor a reputable dealer network.
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