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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1931
Page
10
A fragment notes auto news about supply issues as retailers report an inability to fulfill retail orders. The brief hints at production or distribution disruptions affecting inventory and customer demand.
The Willys-Overland Company announces the Willys Knight Six Model 95 priced at 845 dollars available as sedan Victoria coach and coupe with rumble seat. Free-wheeling option adds modern efficiency. Studebaker plants in South Bend attract 6867 visitors in 1930 from all states and twelve foreign countries, led by Indiana with 2947 visitors including many Notre Dame students.
Kenosha Wisconsin July 25 Evidence of rising demand for new Nash cars reaches Nash Motors officials from across the country after the introduction of four new sound proofed series Urgent requests from New York to speed shipments to meet July delivery orders mark the strong market response metropolitan dealers report show floors almost crowded with the new models and rush shipments are asked to satisfy June demand continues to grow in major markets
Davh-controled Free Wheeling is offered as optional equipment for 20 dollars on the New Dodge Six and Eight, with a new Easy-Shift transmission for the Six and Fight. The dash button shows when Free Wheeling is engaged, and reverse is unaffected, releasing Free Wheeling when backing up by declutching into reverse.
Ocean City New Jersey July 25 Harry G Moock general sales manager Plymouth Motor Corporation told Maryland State Automobile Dealers Association that the industry remains as distant from the saturation point as in 1901 He spoke on Automobile Retailing Whats It All About before the group and outlined Plymouths viewpoint
A compact puzzle item listing questions about the original thirteen states a China comparison, a Mexican president question, and a word language tip. It cites a Lunty's Lane battle date from 1814 and a Sunday horoscope noting kind yet quick tempers. Answers reference New Hampshire through Georgia and include Emile Portes and a humorous coffers/ cougher riddle.
The Old Home Town urged more than 500 dealers in Maryland Delaware and DC to expect an early upturn in the automobile industry. Speaker Mr Moock said cars replace horses as production and modern engineering widen access, stressing a strong market of young buyers and the cost of not selling.
Dwight B. Huss retraces the 1905 New York City to Portland race route in the same Oldsmobile to highlight road improvements in Ohio. Sponsored by Olds Motor Works, the tour notes historic harsh conditions in 1905 from Elyria to Clyde and Conneaut and Bellevue where water flowed over curbs.
A 1930 testimonial from Mrs. 8 A Solomon of New Bern North Carolina claims a weight drop from 217 to 170 pounds after nearly three months using Kruaschen Salts. She credits daily doses and improved vitality and urges continued use and diet changes for fat loss.
Mr and Mrs Harrison Shook and children Walter and Ruth of Dayton Ohio visited the Boyds and related families. Mrs Helen McElroy of Cleveland and Mrs Dora Meldrew of Columbus joined Rosa Bentley and J D Parker host families with guests Esther Clark Wilber and Roy Wilber from Lawrence Kansas, and Rev Fred Ross called Wednesday evening.
Mr Bradley left for Michigan on a two weeks fishing trip. Mrs D Peabody attended a farewell party for Mrs Cook of North Park Street Oberlin at the Stevens home. Mrs Cook bids farewell at Oma ha Nebraska. Beach party at Crystal Beach included Mr and Mrs Steinman Ethlyn Beese Elmer Brown Dick Cameron. Mr and Mrs Hitchcock of Lorain and daughter Dorothy visited Mr and Mrs C D Peabody. Bertha Rogers visited sister Mrs Magma Webber. Urban Kinzel of Avon was Thursday guest of Mr and Mrs Mathias Wohbber. Harold Nolan visited T Wilson at Memorial Hospital. Marion and Marie Linden weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Schmitz. Lenard Berg substitutes for mail carrier Mr Paddock, ill at home.
Advice from A C Norris outlines steps for mid summer lawn care. Seed lawns in late July and August, prepare weed free seed beds, avoid weed seeds in manure, use compost from grass clippings and leaves, apply nitrogen compounds cautiously to grass but not shrubs, prune dead limbs next spring, keep green leaves for food storage, and spray with Bordeaux mixture for fungus and pests.
The fragment notes a historical belief that violent passions influenced spélie castly. It references Aly and Augent and a concept of beautiful green watt tote fall frosts as part of the faded text. The text is incomplete but hints at era beliefs and mythic terms.
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