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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1923
Page
3
Doctors at Lawsville reported at a National Health Expo that average life expectancy rose from 37.64 years in 1903 to 48.66 years in 1922 as car ownership grew. Edward S. Jordan of Jordan Motor Car Co. praises price cuts, claiming cars will move one million people from cities to rural homes with gardens and space for children.
Detroit dated June 20 shows the May sales shift as manufacturers and executives report a move away from farmer buying toward automobile purchases. The May summary indicates a rising demand for cars, reflecting broader consumer trends and economic signals.
February distribution shows Paige and Jewett cars going to farmers, while May shifts show 57 percent to farmers and 113 percent total production to Paige and Jewett buyers, with labor class, merchants, building trades, women buyers, and salesmen forming the major purchaser groups in May.
An article praises the Vacuumeter instrument on a car dashboard for diagnosing gasoline performance. It helps detect trouble early, signaling causes to save the owner and mechanic time and money by avoiding lengthy fault-finding.
The article highlights the Sweaterer by Pikes Peak Motor designed to keep heat under control. It notes driving comfort in hot weather and claims the motor cannot boil even on the steepest climbs, such as Pikes Peak.
Chandler engineers solve a furnace like engine heat by leading exhaust from six cylinders toward the radiator then downward behind the floor, greatly reducing hot floor boards. The article notes the average U S male farm labor wage is 28.97 dollars a month with board and lodging.
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