American Autos Dominate Foreign Markets in 1920s
The United States leads world auto manufacturing due to quality and efficiency. American cars account for a large share of motor vehicles globally and export growth in 1922 and 1924 shows a strong, expanding industry.
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Uni
Unie
Terican
Jer
Closed Cars In Big Demand Across Regions
A report notes rising demand for closed cars as people travel for excursions. L Greed, General Sales manager for Willys-Overland, cites growing interest in Overland and Willys models as the year progresses.
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Tony L. Greed
Willys-Overland, Inc
Zores
Overland
Willysht
Overland Champion Demand Sparks Open Road Bonanza
In 1924 demand for the Overland Champion and other models grows as more buyers hit the road seeking reliable touring cars. The campaign, led by Mr Peed, signals rising popularity and confident sales for the brand in a buoyant market.
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Danny
Mr. Peed
Traffic Regulation And Education Urged
A B C Hardy of Olds Motor Works urges proper traffic regulation and pedestrian education as essential to reducing accidents. He says all car associations dealers and owners should push city and state officials to enact enforceable rules before further harm occurs.
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B.C. Hardy
Olds Motor Works
Seama
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Eczema relief claim from 1923 Centerville ad
Mass Helma Lee reports eczema started on scalp with itching and sleep loss spread to back and chest. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment she says she was healed, and advertises Cuticura products for daily use to keep skin clear.
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Mass Helma Lee
Rt. 2
Centerville
Dak
Seih Raat
Chronicle Ad Teases Telegram Columns In Brief Notice
Brief Chronicle ad announces upcoming Telegram columns in a new feature. It signals reader participation and hints at local topics, inviting engagement and subscriptions.
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Telegram
Vacations in Nova Scotia A Summer Playground
Nova Scotia offers diverse getaways from fishing and camping in Kedjemakooge to salmon fishing at Margaree. The piece highlights camps and lodgings from rustic to modern, with a sample itinerary by four New York visitors who toured Yarmouth Digby Annapolis Royal and Halifax on a moving, affordable route for a restful yet itinerant vacation.
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Tip
Yar- Msnouth
Kedgemakooge
New York
Boston
Yarmouth
E Bay of Fundy
Digby
Annapolis Royal
Annapolis Valley
Cornwallis Inn
Kentville
Grand Pre
Evangeline
Halifax
Old Chester
Hallefax
Cape Breton
Maccabees Plan Caravan Tour to Washington in 1925
The Maccabees announce a nationwide motor caravan to the 1925 quadrennial convention in Washington DC. A. W. Frye urges members to view Mount Vernon Lincoln Memorial and the Capitol area as patriotic pilgrimages. Caravans are forming across the United States and Canada for about 250 000 members.
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Detroit
Mich
Washington
America
Ments
A. W. Frye
United States
Canada
Mount Verran
Potomac
Wachington
R May
Abraham Lincoln
Washington Monument
Mace Evupees
Feed minerals to hogs to balance bone growth says agent
An agricultural agent advises farmers to supply animals with minerals in hog diets to ensure bone strength. He warns that grain heavy rations may lack essential minerals, and blending feeds with mineral supplements can correct deficiencies.
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Hough
Qino Fareiers
Langely Indicted in Bribery and Conspiracy Case
Congressman John W. Langely a Republican from Kentucky indicted by a federal grand jury on bribery and joining with four others for conspiracy over alleged motor fuel frauds will avoid a public jury trial according to House friends.
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John W. Langely
Kentucky
For Sale Business Frontage on West Thead Street
AG offers sale of frontage on West Thead Street at Chestnut corner with residence space. Describes rising value and calls for inquiries at telephone number 2474.
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Thead St
Execution Ends Life Of William Hollis In Ohio Chair
State brief reports William Hollis a Black man died in the electric chair at the Ohio penitentiary after three charges of electricity. He was executed for the murder of Joseph Ruby a Youngstown patrolman last November. Also notes the Ohio Anti-Saloon League endorsement of The American Issue supporting Attorney General Crabbe's proposal to abolish kangaroo courts and prosecute corrupt prohibition enforcement officers.
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Columbus
William Hollis
Ohio Penitentiary
Hollis
Joseph Ruby
Youngstown
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Crabbe
No Jam Relief in Lorain After Governor’s Ruling
City solicitor Grills returned from Columbus reporting no relief on the second offense liquor violator issue. Attorney General Crabbe ruled there is no ideal way to parole liquor violators but the city may use part of auto tag funds for street repairs.
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Lorain
Grills
Columbus
C. Crabbe
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