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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1926
Page
3
Buick Motor Company reports 1925 actual deliveries reached 200,042, up 18 percent from 1924 and outpacing last year by about 31,000 cars. General Sales Manager FE T Strong cites manufacturing effort and market demand as drivers of the buoyant year.
Johnny rides in a comfortable motor bus to a big brick consolidated school and recalls pioneer days when boys trudged on foot to the small red schoolhouse on the hill as specialist teachers shaped education.
Mr Decker of the Central Garage says 1926 will be the greatest year for enclosed cars in industry history. He notes the American buying power fell since 1913 yet the automobile dollar buys more value now, with quality Cleveland Six enclosed cars offered cheaper than 1923 open cars.
A historical note asserts that current business volume already proves strength, and if the past two weeks sales are a criterion, performance appears better than before. The remark emphasizes rising activity and optimism for continued gains.
World auto interests focus on the Pontiac Six unveiled at the Cleveland Automobile Show. The Oakland Motor Car Company built the car in Pontiac Michigan as a GM six cylinder companion to the Oakland Six. Production began with $3 million in new machinery and all initial output shipped to national shows before spring retail.
Yesterday’s puzzle answers hint at a fairy tale enchantment, a marine skeleton used in baths, a volcano opening, and terms for a leprosy patient and a common coin bird. The entries reference Jorindel and Jorinda, with word positions two to four across and down.
The Marquis of Londonderry becomes the first man to hold Privy Council honors in Great Britain Ireland and the newly formed Northern Ireland Council, marking a historic triple appointment.
Babson Park Florida February 13 Roger W Babson in an exclusive interview argued prohibition increases purchasing power by diverting money from saloons to goods and homes He cited business benefits from law enforcement and warned that repeal would hurt industry He urged renewed temperance education and family moral effort to sustain prohibition and law enforcement.
Among those with little musical knowledge the trumpet is seen as a toy but Solomon's forty five year career reveals its seriousness. He is a member of the British Royal Society of Musicians and has spent forty years as a trumpet professor.
St John Ervine, noted dramatist and critic, launches a campaign against poor English on the stage. He calls for clearer diction and better stage speech to elevate dramatic performance and public taste.
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