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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1927
Page
5
John N Willys of Willys Overland declares newspapers built the auto industry. In an Invitational luncheon he notes newspapers reached millions, citing the Whippet launch as an example of newspaper driven dealer traffic.
Jens Hansen of Copenhagen, Dentmark, & Fallow with the American-Scandinavian Foundation notes a similarity in manufacturing and foundry practices between Denmark and the United States. He is conducting a study of foundry methods in this country and is a Constance Polytechnic School graduate.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a twofold medicine that soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germs in persistent coughs and colds. It claims creosote as a key healing agent, notes respiratory benefits, and offers a money back guarantee if symptoms persist after following directions.
Constance Germany sends two more delegates to the United States for field study of economic and industrial conditions. The observer visited Detroit during the Cadillac Motor Car Company’s two million dollar foundries and will tour Baldwin locomotive works in Philadelphia and Diesel plant operations. He notes metal forms and sand casting mirror Cadillac practices as among the country’s most advanced. He contrasts Denmark’s export focus on butter and cheese with a Danish krona purchasing power, saying 100 kroner can buy more abroad than twice that amount in American dollars.
The Dodge Brothers motor cars and Graham Brothers trucks are replacing mule carts in Kansu, a remote Chinese province described as 1600 miles from the nearest railroad. Ralph Scoville notes these vehicles endure the bad roads where others fail. The tale highlights the car as a curiosity among locals in a land of vast travel to reach civilization.
A report notes the claimed invention of Soma Fern Devil, drawing attention from researchers and critics alike. The piece outlines rising interest and debates over its origins and potential impact on local industry.
Nash car lubrication system includes a two stage oil filtration before the pump. Oil passes through 100 mesh screens then through layered flannel like material in a purifier to remove impurities for smoother operation and efficiency.
An analysis of Willys Overland at the muta show in New York reports 200 899 visitors during the January week, a 97 percent rise over last year’s 102 042. Retail sales also exceeded prior totals, with Whipper model orders leading all others in the show’s week and outperforming competing brands in the light car class.
Chevrolet announces the opening of a new zone office in Columbia, Salt Lake City, Richmond and other cities to supervise expanding sales under the 1997 program. Assistant General Sales Manager CM Dawson says the move aims to strengthen field force oversight and dealer supervision with extra staff and clerical support.
Introduction at the New York motor show unveils Buick Town Brougham as the culmination of Buick’s expanded range. The roster includes 18 body styles across Series 115 to Series 128 with wheelbases from 120 to 128 inches. Deluxe and utility versions offer deck seats and convertible options appealing to business and family buyers.
Ray Lanowe of Ble Earth Minnesota topped a national contest running Nov 1 to Dec 20. He earned a trip to the New York Auto Show, a Hamilton clock worth 250, and a 350 prize bash car. The banquet in New York featured 1,500 dealers as Lanowe was praised by A I Chaney. He logged his first sale at Yudapooman Ore fifteen minutes before the close, amid a dramatic victory over rivals nationwide. Blue Earth, Minnesota, small town, noted for dog team travel rather than cars.
The article discusses shifts in car market favoring small, affordable autos like Marmon and Six models while larger cars remain desired by families and owners. It notes consumer interest in quality and practicality, with trends showing steady demand for compact, reliable vehicles alongside ongoing appetite for spacious options.
Local items from La Grange cover social events at the Baptist Church and Bandat Guild meetings. Reports list visits, gatherings, and illness updates among residents, with numerous family and neighborly notes and weekend activities.
Lakewood man Seon Dempsey reports the North Olmsted gas field cannot accommodate the many wells being sunk. He has drilled six wells in the district and continues work, noting the field’s limited size clashes with the high number of producers.
Reported 56 producing wells on about 600 acres with close spacing and strong initial flows but declining production. Operators test adjoining territory to broaden the field. Jiabbi Wise chairs the appeal committee, while Alien Yarshish directs the local campaign noting $97 million spent in rehabilitating Palestine for Jews returning to ancestral homes, two thirds raised in America.
A fundraising banquet on Monday at the Israel Temple in Akron marks the start of a campaign for Jewish leader Rabbi Stephen A Wise. The event aims to raise 9 26,000 for Akron's share of the United Palestine Appeal.
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