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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1920
Page
5
A compilation of driving tips and car care advice. It covers testing brakes, tire inflation, battery maintenance, fuel storage, exhaust safety, and cleaning practices to prevent wear. It warns about overadjusting brakes and notes common issues with lanterns and lighting systems.
The text advises to grasp the crank with the thumb free when starting a car to avoid a broken thumb if the engine kicks. It warns of lubrication gaps or excessive wear in the gearing and emphasizes safe manual operation of the crank handle.
A local auto service argues that guesswork on battery health costs car owners money. F S Rust of Willard Service Station notes drivers sense a failing battery and act, often prematurely. He warns against unnecessary replacements and urges proper testing to avoid waste.
The article argues owners should consult a battery expert rather than tinkering at home. It claims this approach may cost nothing or be cheaper in the long run and would extend the average life of batteries in service.
The Imperial Top and Tire Co on East Broad street bridge has taken the Lorain County agency for Cleveland Trailers. Cleveland Trailers attach to passenger cars and are built to endure wear and tear. They claim a load capacity of 2,000 pounds and promise easy pulling over rough roads and steep hills by even the smallest car.
Goodyear president F A Sefeerling argues China’s reverence for ancestors blocks grave removals and hinders railroad expansion. He cites ancient post roads as potential truck routes and foresees thousands of motor cars on Chinese roads within his auditors' lifetimes.
Grafton April 10 pupils and neighbors held a surprise party for Miss Esther Aldrich at her home with games music and a hearty luncheon. Several attendees and local families visited churches and clubs with upcoming events noted including a Reds vs Blues banquet and a clothing talk at Homemakers club.
Gratton Grange plans an open meeting Thursday evening in April to celebrate the organization’s twelfth anniversary. All members are urged to attend with friends. a program is set and Mr Kirk may speak. Ice cream and cake will be served. Thomas Buckingham and family moved to the York place last week.
Fire sparked by defective wiring destroyed the neat wing of Barkley hall at Urbana University, the only Swedenborgian institution in America. Property loss is estimated at about $50,000.
Fremont attorneys for Charles Rebfeld filed a motion for a new trial alleging the verdict was influenced by passion and prejudice. They contend juryman G P Hetrick failed to disclose his prejudice against the insanity defense. Judge Roy Williams is set to hear the motion.
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