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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1923
Page
2
ES LARGE MENTS ABROAD ES LARGE MENTS ABROAD notes increased Nash shipments amid growing demand worldwide. The piece highlights buyers in America and overseas seeking reliable cars and post sale service, with emphasis on dealer quality and after sale support as essential criteria.
The article notes factories must thoroughly familiarize themselves with progressive manufacturing methods and distribution policies to improve efficiency and adjust to evolving industry practices.
A race track professional in Hartford praised the new Oakland touring car for its four wheel brakes noting their perfect performance and predicting fewer spills with such braking. The Paris Auto Show highlighted 497 European makers with 76 percent offering four wheel brakes. London’s show saw 15 British manufacturers with such brakes. Oakland, an early adopter, offered standard four wheel brakes on a low priced six cylinder model.
John Levi, fullblooded Indian on the Haskell Indian football squad, draws praise from top football experts for his all around play. Fans compare him to Jim Thorpe and he is set for a New York Yankees tryout next spring as a potential big league player.
London dispatches report former premiers Herbert H. Asquith and David Lloyd George have buried the hatchet and Asquith will lead the united Liberal factions against the Conservatives and Labourites.
The article notes a shift toward small light cars like the Ford due to convenience and parking ease. It argues compact units reduce congestion on Sundays and holidays, appealing to urban and traveling drivers seeking safety and comfort in motoring.
C B Campbell of Seattle completes a 25000 mile journey in a 191% Franklin car and arrives in San Francisco with his family on the final lap. He says travel is cheaper than staying home and planned to spend 2000 but used only 2600 over 18 months, traveling coast to coast and into Mexico and Canada.
The article notes a colossal picture depicting the funeral of M Carnot, created by a French artist. The canvas spans 150 square yards and is highlighted among major works. It reflects the era's grand artistic ambitions and public interest in monumental history painting.
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