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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1926
Page
2
Half year production figures for the Willys-Knight Seventy show a steady rise since its New York show introduction. Shipments reached 129 in March and 9, 153 in April with May orders up by 5,296 and June exceeding 9,50 orders as factory efforts accelerate. Industry watchers foresee a record year with further sales growth and prompt delivery.
Walter P. Chrysler states a growing demand for cars offering higher quality and value beyond basic transportation. He notes a distinct trend in buying, with buyers seeking superior features proportional to price and predicting continued adoption of these standards.
The passage notes buyers insist on full-sized bodies with ample room and easy riding. They demand comfort along with strong performance and good fuel economy, expecting these features proportionate to the investment.
Nash Motors reports a 63.7 percent June surge, the best June on record, and notes six months total sales 3 percent above the 1925 first half. E H McCarty cites twenty two consecutive months of higher Nash figures than the prior year, with 1925 being a peak year. Grand Lecturer Pauline Cole, Eaton County, Michigan, at fifteen, noted as the youngest regular Grange lecturer. Continued freezing cannot kill typhoid bacteria.
Andress and Son Hudson Essex distributors unveiled a radically redesigned all steel body for the Essex coach. The Hudson Motor Car Co. invested 10 million dollars in the body plant and 5 million more in other facilities to support the new design and production.
Col. Smith W. Brookhart is accepted as Iowa's Republican senatorial nominee at the Des Moines convention. He vows to "tell the truth again" in Washington if elected, and campaigns on farm relief and economic equality for agriculture. Dan Turner criticizes Coolidge on farm relief, while the convention agenda avoids broader condemnation of the administration.
Secretary Mel Lon cites Churchill figures vs Winston budget records to dispute Britain’s use of American loans. Winston Churchill claimed Britain spent three billion. American books show about three quarters of a billion. Cornell chemists flag mischaracterized white paints as gray.
Fragmentary text suggests an isle named Iona in the Inner Hebrides with a legend of fifty three kings buried at a place described as crane berry. Mentions of Scotland Norway France Ireland and a curved stone feature linked to royal burials.
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