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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1926
Page
2
The article explains acid fumes escaping through breather caps cause green paste on positive binding posts. Lead posts resist corrosion but acid eats the post clamp, risking disconnection. Excess deposits may signal leaks requiring immediate service. test the battery and add distilled water as needed while monitoring condition.
Paul W. Shumaker and Doc discuss car maintenance issues. The letter mentions keeping a filler cap hole open to prevent vacuum effects, notes a binding post covering with vaseline, and warns about fuel and air flow in tanks. Shumaker reports his tank cap hole fouling but engine did not stop.
Cleveland Public Auditorium hosts the fourth annual Automobile Show January 23 to 30 with 35 models on view. Auburn, Dodge Brothers, Reo, Gardner, Chevrolet, Packard, Ford, Lincoln, Cadillac and many more will be displayed in stylish settings, promising a premier show after last year’s success.
Willys-Overland announced prices for the new 70 Willys- Knight Six at the New York Auto Show. The six cylinder Knight motor delivers 53 brake horsepower from a 215-26 inch bore and 4 38 inch stroke, 178 cubic inches displacement, one of the highest powers for its size. The car aims to attract a wider market with refined riding gear transmission. The motto echoes that the path to fame runs over the hill of difficulty.
A brief item urges bold action to reduce risk, warning that fear can amplify danger and encouraging readers to try decisive steps reported in The Chroniele Telegram.
The Chrysler Imperial "70" debuts at the New York Automobile Show as the centerpiece of Chrysler’s lineup. It extends the Chrysler "70" with refinements from ongoing design and material research aimed at delivering larger, high performance motoring.
A local dealer urges a national push under the banner Save the Tire led by Al Mason of Ely. The campaign seeks to promote tire conservation and supply stability amid economic concerns.
Firestone dealer urges campaigns to protect tires as essential as maintaining surfaces and forests. Mason argues conserving the millions wasted yearly on neglected tires boosts motoring safety and economy.
Chandler runs a mile in 11.0 seconds on Rogers Dry Lake in the Mojave Desert achieving 116.3 mph. The flat clay surface near Maura Colif hosts the extraordinary speed run amid dust and heat.
Norman Kigen piloting the Chandler smashed the previous mile straightaway record of 114.8 miles per hour. Los Angeles newspaper representatives supervised as official timekeepers with precise electrical instruments confirming an accurate distance. The Chandler’s design changes included a shorter wheelbase and a raised gear ratio, aiding the record attempt.
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