Windshield design delivers draft-free ventilation
The automotive feature describes an exclusively designed windshield providing draft-free ventilation, controlled by a convenient handle on the dash for user adjustment.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1927
Page
3
The automotive feature describes an exclusively designed windshield providing draft-free ventilation, controlled by a convenient handle on the dash for user adjustment.
Nash rises from fifth to third place in the New York metropolitan retail market for January 1 to April 14. The firm reports strong national demand with notable April gains in Cleveland and export shipments up 25.1 percent year over year.
The President Limousina, a chauffeur driven car, joins Studebaker lineup. Read as a luxury yet economical model with leather upholstery, glass partition, power partition, and rich interior details including silk curtains, opal features, and extensive gauges.
Willys-Overland reports the Whippet Six sale reaching a monthly high as engineers cite its low center of gravity. The design keeps weight near the ground, reducing vibration and top sway, improving road ability and riding comfort across speeds.
A Toledo manufacturer claims the light six entry leads its price class due to strong demand from water car buyers seeking power and speed without sacrifice. The 1927 model already shows unusual popularity, positioning it as a top choice in its category.
Oakland Motor Car Co reports April sales of 19 423 cars in Ponte Mich. led by Oakland and Pontiac, surpassing last August’s high and prompting May output of 24 090 cars. Production aims over 1990 daily average despite new Pontiac division facilities and expanded assembly lines.
Dodge Brothers reports daily output of new sixes rising to about 19,000 units and aims for 300 per day by June. First shipments began May 11 with all Nodse Brothers dealers to be sampled by month end. The firm plans three models and new line launch around June 1 while continuing expansion of four cruiser models to meet large orders. Graham Brothers also show record April sales and overseas growth across markets.
Olds Motorworks of Lansing Michigan announces price reductions on every body type of the Oldsmobile Six effective June first. The move accompanies other unspecified adjustments and aims to stimulate sales across the six cylinder line.
Oldsmobile announces price reductions across all body types with front and rear bumpers rear vision color mirrors and more on AM models while Le Lure cars gain wood trim disc wheels and other options. D S Eddins says the move follows a long standing policy to offer value and performance with moderate refreshment for buyers.
Rh H Grant announces HJ Klingler as general sales manager at Chevrolet. Klingler, long associated with Grant, previously led the St. Louis zone and served as assistant sales manager in Detroit. The appointment shifts duties to broaden dealer relations and field-condition understanding nationwide.
Grafton residents are invited to a Memorial service for the Rebekah and IOOF lodges at the M E Church at 2 PM Sunday June 3. Several locals and relatives, including Ray Wertz and family, Mrs Sadie White and daughter Macbeth, and Geo Burrer of Belden, are mentioned among visitors and guests. A son was born to Chauncey Kaech ges at Memorial hospital in Elyria on May 29. Norway operates over 1,900 hydro plants producing more than 1,000,600 electric horsepower.
The first U S silver dollar bearing an American eagle design appeared in 1794. The coin marked a milestone in U S minting and heralded a symbol later tied to national identity.
A dated report notes Americans initiating an invasion of Great Britain at a stated rate of 27 099 per dren, reflecting wartime movement and strategic deployment.
A fragment notes the lifetime of a sardine leaving the canning factory and hints at a roughly fourteen day or month timespan, though details are unclear from the readable text.
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