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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1923
Page
9
Executives from leading manufacturers describe a policy of extensive dealer and distributor service. They emphasize annual conventions, factory visits, and direct engineering discussions to improve car quality and customer satisfaction, fostering a prosperous industry-wide system.
Businessmen uneasy about market losses welcomed Jordan Motor Car Co quarterly survey on the motor car industry. Five percent think differently, ten percent imitate thinkers, while eighty five percent believe what they read and hear, a wary note runs through.
Across the United States business leaders embrace a temporary mindset. For the first time statisticians track progress to the last fraction of an inch and issue weekly booklets predicting near term trends. Advertisers map effects from birth rate to Ford production and sugar prices on consumer behavior.
The text notes mass employment at peak levels, higher wages, continued tight commodity supply, satisfactory money rates, and an improved Federal Reserve ratio despite postwar conditions. It frames the period as unusually strong for workers and markets compared with wartime levels.
Peerless Motor Car Company announces the appointment of R. Slack as chief engineer. Slack, appointed by the president and general manager, has led the Peerless eight cylinder engine design program and served as engineer for fourteen years.
The text outlines a career in engineering beginning with the Packard Motor Car Company in 1900s era. It notes roles as assistant clerk and as a fellow engineer, describing a lengthy term of service and early industry experience.
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