Nash Motors reports record September sales and 1924 gains
Nash Motors confirms September volume at 10,214 cars, up 3 percent from 1924, with August producing the highest monthly total in Nash history. Through August and September total Nash output nears 21,000, while Hudson Essex reaches 60,000 to 300,000 ranges. The piece credits sustained public relations and leadership for continued growth into 1925.
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Nash Motors Company
E. It. teCarty
Hudson-Essex
Sear
Alead
Henrydress
Crowds Welcome Improved Fords Version to Say
Crowds gathered as the new Ford model was unveiled amid demonstrations of improved features. Enthusiasts and local dealers attended the event highlighting efficiency, safety upgrades, and a smoother ride anticipated to boost sales.
New Ford Cars Display At First Public Showing
People witnessed the debut of new Ford cars with clear excitement. The exhibits mingled show room appeal with street presence as graceful lines and lowered chassis drew praise for both Coupe and Runabout models. The Touring remains popular, while the Sedan and other body styles attract attention for comfort and design.
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Ford
Lecrease
Temperature effects hydrometer readings in car batteries
Gravity tests of automobile batteries indicate charge level, but hydrometer readings vary with temperature. Streicher notes a Prest-O-Lite chart accounts for temperature effects. fully charged readings should be about 1.275 to 1.300 at 60 F, while discharged readings drop to around 1.150. Temperatures must be recorded for accurate charge assessment, with readings taken at multiple locations.
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Streicher
Willys-Overland Sets Record Production and Shipments
Willys-Overland reports record performance from January to September 15 with production exceeding prior records. The factory shipped over 10,500 cars to dealers from September 1 to 15, the largest fifteen day total in company history. Factory expansions and investment of more than 2 million dollars are planned to sustain demand and boost employment.
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Willis-Overland
Overland
Willys-Knight Automobilies
Willys- Overland
Willys-Overland
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Mosis
Uys-Overland
Awtity
Oberlin D A L Chapter hears colonial architecture talk
Oberlin Oberlin College hosts Oberlin Chapter of D A L meeting in which Professor Clarence Ward discusses colonial architecture. He explains Européen influence in colonial designs and presents examples from Markethead to Mount Vernon. Three recent deaths and one marriage are reported. Chester Clyde Harrison and Dr. Hunter chapter guest members added.
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D. AL
Oberlin College
Clarence Ward
Arc Museum
Jean Colon
Dwelliss
Tewadé
Markhead
Mount Vernon
Elizabeth Vitte
C. P. Parkhurst
Blanche Seymour Waite
Emily Sperry Oltman
Hel Latte Williams
Robert Perrow Carvey
Chester Clyde Harnson
Ancy Thunter
Missouri
Oberlin NAACP event at Crystal Gardens Oct 13
An entertainment and dance for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People will be held at Crystal Gardens near Linwood Park on Lake Erie Tuesday evening Oct 13 at 7 o clock. Carrs orchestra will provide music. People are invited.
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Oberlin
National Association For Advancement of Colored People
Crystal Gardens
Linwood Park
Lake Erie
Carr
Fashionable tunic designs create varied silhouettes
An analysis of Paris fashion outlines several tunic styles by Marthe Pinchare and Anna, detailing front and back shaping, waistline treatments, and decorative touches. Descriptions cover straight bodices, narrow skirts, tunic shirts, pleats, inserted fullness, and color notes like Bordeaux wine, noting how designers produce numerous chic, modern variations.
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Paris
Ike Nz
Marthe Pinchare
Greenland
Seed corn selection cuts losses from corn root rot
Ohio plant pathologists note corn root rot has been less economically damaging this season due to conditions and seed quality. They urge selecting healthy, well ripened ears for seed, as abnormal ripening signals disease susceptibility, and recommend proper drying and storage to reduce losses.
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Ohio
State Experiment Station
Local Notes From River Road and Surrounding Homes
River Road area reports weekend visitors including Mrs. Frank Dent and her son of Cleveland and Mr. and Mrs. George Dent. Mrs. Harmon Sheldon improving. Mrs. Fred Tran and Mrs. Wes Toy Tran attended Mrs. Ross funeral. Mrs. Jeéroski visited Mrs. Sheldon. Miss Lara Van Wagnen of Brownhelm spent the weekend at the Seeley home.
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River Road
Frank Dent
Cleveland
George Dent
Harmon Sheldon
Fred Tran
Wes- Toy Tran
Ross
Jeéroski
Sheldon
Lara van Wagnen
Brownhelm
Seeley
Cleveland Visitors Visit Maver Road Couple
Mr and Mrs Charles Lawsos of Cleveland were visitors on the Maver road yesterday. The brief item notes their presence and hometown, indicating local social notices in the era’s column.
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Charles Lawsos
Cleveland
Maver Road
Mrs Belle Bailey and Will Holliday in Lindale and Cleveland
Mrs Belle Bailey and Will Holliday spent Sunday in Lindale and Cleveland, engaging in local visits and social stops as part of a casual weekend itinerary.
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Belle Bailey
Will Holliday
Lindale
Cleveland
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