Ford lever explained for easy steering control
An attached lever on the Ford steering post allows hands free steering by pulling the lever. The note warns to check wiring and ignition timing if the engine backfires continuously. Charlies G Waters of De is named in the article.
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Ford
Charlies G. Waters
Auto Courtesy Drive Planned by National Auto Groups
The American Automobile Association launches a nationwide courtesy campaign with green and white windshield stickers to promote safer driving. Leaders say courtesy, dimming headlights, and yielding the road reduce accidents and friction, reinforcing the golden rule in traffic behavior.
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United States
Automobile Club
American Automobile Association
Chicago Automobile Trade Association
National Automobile Dealers’ Association
Dai H. Lewin
Association
Tire Demand Rise Forecast For 1923 Automobiles
A Spreckels Savage bulletin estimates 40 600 000 tires needed in 1923 as car numbers exceed 11 000 000 in the United States. It notes rising registrations about 15 percent this year, with New York leading, followed by Ohio and California. Increased tire purchases expected due to lower prices and more shared use, especially in the South and Pacific coast.
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United States
New York
Ohio
California
Pacific Coast
Service Department
Spreckels “Sivage” Tire Company
B. P. Strang
Seattle
Spreckels “Savage” Tire Company
New Lexington makes popular Lexing ton Series 22 four car line
Parsons Motor Co announces Lexingtons new Series close car line with four passenger coupe five passenger sedan and two California top models. The lineup blends economy and elegance with features like one finger emergency brake cable service brake ample storage ventilation sash drop glass ventilation and removable door panels for summer use.
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Parsons Motor Co
California
Connersville
Ind
Brazilian auto imports fall sharply amid exchange devaluation
Consul General Gaulin reports Brazil’s automobile imports dropped to about one tenth of 1920 levels in 1921, driven largely by exchange depreciation and price increases. American cars fell from 91 percent of imports in 1920 to about 41 percent in 1921, while Italy and others gained ground. U.S. brands remain most popular in the district, with hopes for a recovery as conditions normalize.
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Gaulin
Department of Commerce
Brazil
Italy
France
Germany
United States
Eldridge Returns From 2350 Mile Buick Tour to Parks
Eldridge of Eldridge Buick Co. and family completed a 2350 mile trip in a 1965 Buick touring car visiting Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks. He reported mostly good unpaved roads, one puncture, and praised Montana crops after summer rains. Visitors travel by car with camping gear, highlighting a shift to highway travel and durable cars.
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Glacier National Parks
Eldridge
Montana
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Moscow
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Coeur d'Alene
Cherokee County
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Eldridge Buick Picnic Draws 196 at Pierced County Event
Eldridge Buick members and families held the sixth annual picnic at Benbow's resort The Lakes in Pierce county with 196 attendees from Seattle. The day featured races and games directed by J B Power and captains J H Goodrich and F F E Dutton followed by talks by A S Eldridge W J Hindley and A A Bull.
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Benbow
the Lakes
Pierce County
Seattle
Orting
Pleniec
J. B. Power
Reds
J. H. Goodrich
Buea
F. F E. Dutton
A. 8. Eldridge
Eldridge Buick Co
W. J. Hindley
Washington State Retailers’ Association
A. A. Bull
Vast supply of copper in cars.
A Copper and Brass Research Association survey says about 100 million pounds of copper will be used in U S automobile manufacture this year, up 20 million from 1921 and 760 thousand more than 1920, reflecting shifts from brass and bronze to cast and iron parts amid postwar cost pressures.
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New York
Copper and Brass Research Association
Automotive tips and export figures from last year
A motor trade note advises warming engines to ease running and coasting to save brakes. It cites that more than 30,000 motor cars were exported last year and stresses keeping tires mended for best results.
Lamp design aims for glare free headlamp in England
An English marketed headlamp uses a tapered tube two lenses and a horizontal diaphragm to emit light only below lamp level. Nearly 40,000 tourists camped last year in Denver's camping park.
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England
Denver
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