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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1925
Page
5
Practical car maintenance notes warn that worn rear wheel bearings and oil on the brake drum signal a worn felt washer around the axle needing replacement. It advises checking oil leaks, replacing the washer, and ensuring dry rubber parts to avoid bearing wear and brake issues during high speed.
Mrs. Ralph Ledyard and two children visited the Ledyard household in Elyria from Friday to Tuesday. Mrs. Nell Stebbins has recovered after a family affair in Willoughby. Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Feeley and others from Elyria, plus I. Lewis and Mrs. Ortman of Cleveland, were weekend guests. BE C Cause and son visiting Norfolk Virginia relatives. Chas O'Dell is at New London City Hospital after gall bladder operation.
Members of the club organize a Florida motor tour described as an annual scenic outing. More than 100 Chicago participants travel by the Willis-Haighs Car, leaving Illinois in October for stops including Danville, Marsh Caramel, Mt. Vernon, Haw Creek, and Marion.
Fragmented OCR text discusses a holiday trip in a vacation home, a driver named Mr KeeaR, and a chaotic account about oil and food usage. The piece references a motor journey, timeframes, and vague mentions of damage and consequences without clear events.
An advertisement touts a new Cadillac as the finest car ever built with superior construction and simplified operation. It highlights reduced crankcase condensation, improved engine reliability, and unique styling to appeal to buyers seeking advanced features and performance.
Washington reports on a conference of safety officials and experts seeking a unified system to reduce traffic deaths and property losses. They urge coordination of state and municipal enforcement, stronger court penalties, and a public campaign against careless drunken and inexperienced drivers.
The California Supreme Court ruled that evidence gathered by speed traps is inadmissible in speeding cases. The ruling upholds the Vehicle Act provision barring such evidence, aligning with norms in the Pacific Coast states, and prompting AAA to note constitutional and enforcement implications.
N and Mrs H E Stebbine and daughter Margaret joined relatives at a Grummit reunion held in Cleveland on Sunday August 14. T M Hunter and Mr and Mrs A Hunter of Ely were guests of Mr and Mrs W B Her-.
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