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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1927
Page
10
Buick engineers announce a new crankshaft design featuring cocoter-balanced shafts torsion balancers and counterweights to reduce vibration rumble and noise. The improvements aim for smoother power delivery across speeds while preserving proven past features and performance.
A physician's prescription Thoxine advertises relief from sore throat in 15 minutes after a single swallow. It claims to kill germs, lacks iron and dope, tastes pleasant, is safe for children, and offers a money back guarantee. Sold in 35c 60c and $3.00 sizes at drugstores.
A Studebaker dealer reports that about one in three Studebaker car sales come from former owners under the Industrial Acceptance Corporation plan. The figures show strong repeat orders, supporting the view that loyal customers renew with improved Studebaker models.
Oakland Motor Car Co names two new sales heads as General Sales Manager and retail sales chief. appointments replace resignations and shift duties across the Detroit and Cleveland branches, with a move to the home office in 1920 for broader management.
A strong wind toppled a massive steel structure and brick at a Minneapolis depot as workers hoisted steel frames to a building. Crowd gathered as the mass toppled, yet the Chevrolet closed bodies suffered only minor damage with no injuries reported.
Incomplete text fragments note Petts Sak and Lori context with unclear event. The garbled lines reference names and possible actions but lack coherent detail or dates. No verifiable outcome or location can be established from the available readable material.
Kerry Pallas and daughters Margaret and Mildred visited brother Charles Pallas at Memorial hospital. Pallas is recovering from operation for appendicitis. Mrs. Fred Lotuman visited her husband at Memorial hospital Sunday evening. Lotuman is improving and expected to be discharged soon.
Willys-Overland announces a new sales record for the 70 model line at its 1927 campus plant expansion. Factory officers say the redesigned 70 line with higher radiator and wider load improves appearance, efficiency, and serviceability while maintaining production to meet orders.
The 1926 Nash display highlights the Advance Six and new models drawing crowds and boosting sales. Company leaders tout strong demand as Vector Show reveals a wave of orders and growing public interest in Nash cars.
TARLISLE TOWNSHIP FARES BUREAU schedules a school event on January 26 with a civic program led by Looby W Schneider. Lillian Stunts reads, there is music, remarks, and a refreshment break as students prepare for a community observance titled Temperance Day featuring songs and poems about virtue and patriotism.
A collection of partial notices details deaths and funerals, including Mary Meaning Pember and Doris Bimms, with scattered names and events. Mention of hospital care, a sleighing party, and leaving for California suggests a local community newspaper’s jumble of personal notices and social items.
Cursory fragments describe coughing pneumonia and a treatment called Creomulsion. Mentions of antibiotics and medicines appear tangled with references to bronchitis and respiratory diseases without coherent context.
Attendees at the annual farm meeting include WL Bidre Le Druser and Paila fod aunt iidred. The fragment outlines who attended the session at West Ridge with limited readable details.
Mrs Lucy Stiller spent Friday with her daughter in Elyria. Miss Martha Kolb of Carlisle Center and Charles Watt visited her sister Mrs George Lauer and family. John Hahn of Wood County arrived Thursday and joined friends and relatives for a Sunday gathering. Clayton Harpster and son from Elyria called on Mrs Lucy Miller. Mr and Mrs Adam Helen of the Ou road hosted dinner for Merle Penfourd and Carlton Penfound and others.
Puzzle clues describe running across and down words. It asks which state is known as the Bear and defines words like brave daring and a convulsive catching of the breath. Yesterday’s puzzle answer noted.
A fragment notes a new traffic controller in Germany and widespread bob sleigh activity. It mentions viewed events on a Saturday evening with Mrs Ollie Mennich and Jam er and hints at London sound tests with a delicate instrument.
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