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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1925
Page
12
Automotive experts note that while engines are valued, brakes are the critical safety system. Even powerful cars rely on brakes to stop quickly and safely. many vehicles fail to meet safe stopping standards when brakes are inadequate or neglected.
The article presents Doc’s guidance on brake maintenance for long trips. It explains how moisture, dryness, and heat affect brake linings, the importance of timely adjustments, and a simple method to adjust hydraulic brakes using a reservoir and plunger.
Maxwell-Chrysler President in Charge of Sales D B Fields outlines the modern auto buyer as value driven seeking reliability, low maintenance, and ample room. He notes Maxwell-Chrysler focuses on business utility and economy to meet competitive needs.
Wakeman notes show visits from Harry Ford and son of Ohio and Mrs. Ad Beam. Repairs near completion on the Freundt house. A private Beam home dance followed by supper. Mrs. Merritte Hyde Jr. returns from Tiffin with her son. Funeral plans for Mrs Salzman pending. she leaves five children. The Mother-Daughter banquet is planned at the Congregational church parlor. Easter events at Wakeman Congregational Church include baptisms, church membership, the Lord's Supper, and a pageant The Dawning. The Huron County W T C U institute will be held in Collins Ohio. Miss Ruth Parsons visits from Clyde to Wakeman.
Observers of the Weather Bureau track 20 inch pilot balloons on clear days. They rise to three or four miles and carry self recording instruments to measure atmospheric pressure. A second test uses balloons that ascend until the air is too thin, then burst and release recording instruments with parachutes.
A perfected device allows radio users to leave their sets and receive audible signals indicating whether music pictures or other entertainment is being transmitted. The invention promises less time at receivers aboard ships and a selectable feature letting listeners choose what to hear.
Chevrolet Motor Company reports April output of 52 299 vehicles breaking its own records. Domestic orders total 43 596 with 5 234 destined for export and 5 500 to be cast. The plant employs about LT 345 workers across 12 factories as production keeps rising since January 1.
A six foot man finds ample room in Studebaker Big Six seven passenger bodies. Back chair to knee distance is 23.5 inches, with extra space 24.375 inches. Rear-seat space reaches 27.5 inches with auxiliary seats in use, enhancing comfort. Also mentioned is a French waterproof electric watch.
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