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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1926
Page
12
A mechanic known as Doc handles a challenging case where a driver a thousand miles away reports a car issue without full details. The letter implies a Ford with oil spilling through the breather, suggesting theoil level was reduced as a remedy and the driver sought expert help.
A reader discusses diagnosing engine oil leaks and timing issues with advice from Doe. The text cautions against assuming oil coverage from the timer and suggests common faults like a cracked engine block area or leaks around the pan. It emphasizes clear problem reporting including year model and detailed symptoms to get accurate help.
The firm reports shipments satisfactory with March at 3 cents per cent year and April ahead of production. First six months profits forecast to rise. production plan targets a 5 percent increase over 1925. Financial position remains sound with net current assets over $7 and book value about $3 per share. Current earnings exceed 16 percent on invested capital. National advertising spend yields balance-sheet gains. distributing network to double in 1926. Company shows rapid progress in quality and expects larger volume and profits in 1957.
Peerless, 25 years making fine automobiles, unveils the Model 69 equipped with a powerful engine and longer wheelbase. The car aims for regal appointments, commodiousness, and built in features like smoking sets and sunroof extensions, appealing to stars and industry leaders.
Ford Motor Company tests upholstery long before use to ensure durability. Cloth samples are chemically treated and worn in a rubbing machine. Fabrics from Ford plants and external suppliers undergo color, structure, and chemical tests, plus tensile strength checks against standard machines.
Nash Motor Company adds 94 428 square feet of floor space for pattern shops tool room and motor parts departments plus an enlarged Nash forge. President C W Nash says the expansion alongside 1 590 000 worth of machinery will raise daily production by at least 100 cars and aims for bigger output in 1926 with more building planned.
In Japan the Ladies' Thrift and Savings Society launches a national thrift campaign to cut wedding costs. Other economies include not using silk in school dresses, reducing the number of servants per household, and abolishing smoking and drinking.
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