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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1920
Page
5
The passage explains steel quality depends on carbon content and alloying elements like manganese chrome nickel and tungsten. It notes heat treatment shapes properties and that modern auto factories use scientific ovens and metallurgical staff to ensure top grade steel for economical, high production cars.
When Jumping Brook dam broke Asbury Park faced a severe water shortage for 15 000 residents. Superintendent Charles H White of Monmouth County Water Company improvised a pumping setup using a Ford runabout and a dismantled centrifugal pump to move water from the brook to the coagulating tank. The improvised system pumped 750 000 tons of water in twenty four hours.
A local expert from Andress & Smith explains steel’s crucial role in Chevrolet passenger and commercial cars. He notes steel forms the backbone of the automobile and its vital parts, influencing strength, wear resistance, and weight design essential to modern manufacturing.
L. J. Levy former city sales manager for the Longwear tire factory has opened a Longwear service station in the Studebaker garage at 0 East Broad Street. Levy will stock all tire sizes including cords and fabrics and tubes and will perform tire changes.
Elmer Haverstick, a noted battery repairman, has been added to the repair department of the Philadelphia Battery Service Station at 113 East Avenue. He brings extensive experience in auto battery repair and maintenance and will bolster local service capacity.
In Benton Harbor Michigan on July 3 Benny Leonard the world lightweight champion and challenger Charlie White wrapped up training for a ten round title fight set for Monday afternoon White finished most of his work yesterday and today eased to keep muscles loose.
Leonard says he is as fast as ever after a long layoff and will defend his title in championship form. Officials predict receipts around $65 000 as advance seat sales from Chicago White's home and other Midwest cities pour in.
Al Winkler of 203 Thirteenth Street Lorain was injured when he fell about ten feet with his back to the danger at Riverview Park on Wednesday.
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