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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1930
Page
2
Martin Johnson and wife lead a four thousand mile expedition across unmapped African jungles in a caravan of seven Willys-Knight cars and trucks. They plan to film and record sounds for scientific study while visiting regions rarely visited by whites.
Spring is the time to service cooling systems says Mr Keyes of Andress Service. Hot months strain engines as dirt rust and rubber fragments clog cooling chambers and reduce efficiency. Modern reverse flushing with water and air clears deposits, while new hoses and a tightened pump complete the job at low cost, proposed for spring re conditioning of every automobile.
The article credits steel advancements for modern car performance noting lighter durable materials and enhanced gears in the wake of metallurgists lab work. Studebaker is highlighted for pioneering nickel molybdenum steel with exclusive patents used on high end cars for wear resistance and torsional strength.
A Constantinople issue highlights a convent-bred girl named Mouamer Hanoum who, at eighteen, earned a chauffeur’s course pass and began a taxi driving career. She passed the demanding physical tests and asserted readiness to enter the driving role.
Kenosha Wis April 26 The Nash Motors Company announces the return of E H McCarty to the role of Vice President General Manager and Director after a year away. McCarty says a man's regular work is the most satisfying occupation and the automobile industry holds unmatched fascination.
An entirely new frame for the 113-inch wheelbase gives the New Essex Challenger a roomier body and sleeker lines. The double drop center lowers the car without losing clearance, creating a low profile look for this year’s edition. Six cross members with box construction add length and rigidity, with gusseting and nog-weave side members reinforcing the frame.
A vehicle designed for exceptional roadability with freedom from sway on sharp turns and rough roads. It emphasizes stable handling at high speeds and a smooth riding experience across varied surfaces.
Ford cars dominated the Brescia Porte di Lezno event with 4 teams and 12 vehicles winning first prize for reliability in performance. 220 automobiles competed over 119 kilometers including 19 kilometers of mountain road with hairpin turns. The event drew many participants and spectators, with some owners mounting families as passengers. A gold medal was awarded for the most uniform speed and a loving cap presented by H B A Turatti, secretary of the racist party.
Westridge WCTU hosted J H Penfound leading a varied program after the president’s absence. Readings by Mrs. Hart and Miss Penfound covered prohibition, youth, government, and liquor control with music by Florence Snyder and others. Annus Institute set for March, health program postponed amid notes of fever impact.
The page records social visits and gatherings at Murray Ridge and nearby towns including Burrer Hunger families, funeral attendees, choir practice, and club postponements. It also covers a livestock market downturn with lamb and baby chick insights, freight on meat consumption, and a projected highway safety program cost of about 15.98 million dollars.
Washington report notes lamb feeders in Nebraska Kansas and Colorado face steep losses as prices around 29 to 93 cents per pound fail to cover costs for large flocks. Despite 34 to 36 losses per lamb, farmers must continue marketing until California spring lambs arrive, risking bankruptcy for some feeding operations.
Church mourns a member as friends gather in memory. Miss Belva Miller visited Marian Chambers Thursday at her home. Mrs. Florence Johnson and Mrs. Belle Johnson called on Nettie Johnson Thursday.
Three subterranean halls ranging from 600 to 0.90 feet in diameter have been discovered in the caves of Cutie near Naples. Local legend claims the nine sibyls of Roman history wrote their books there, with only three volumes surviving.
The report states that soon all cavalry, infantry, and field artillery officers will be required to take a blacksmithing course as part of their duties with motorised units. It notes a shift in training to practical crafts for commanders and soldiers.
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