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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1925
Page
10
A Toledo test staged a heavy 12 ton trailer pull by an Overland Standard sedan just off the assembly line. The car towed the trailer while four men rode the car and two operated emergency brakes in a dramatic execution witnessed by hundreds. The event showcased the power and traction of the Overland unit amid a shift in pricing.
The American Motorist argues over speed limits and enforcement, noting New York lacks a formal speed limit while police report speedy fines. Industry voices say more families take weekend rides, favoring enclosed cars for comfort, with Hudson Essex models highlighted as popular choices.
Fragmentary text mentions an automobile theme with references to a season described as pleasant and fearful. Unable to determine clear event, persons, or organizations from the readable portion.
A historically described Gardner Six 4-Door Rougher is announced with a Brougham mount. The text notes colorful finish and large nick chrome, satin window curtains, and features including gasoline engine heat titator and dash lamps.
The text lists a one piece ventilating windshield and an added restri tor in the cowl Gardner. It notes enclosed wheel brakes, rear vision in stop light, windshield wiper, radi ator, cowl ramps, trunk rack, transmission lock and dome light as standard or additional equipment.
The article traces U S poultry development from 19th century to 1920s, noting rapid production gains, egg yields, and global standing. It cites 192X figures showing 442, etc. million poultry head with 47.9 million chickens, comparing China Germany Italy Canada and others. It underscores postwar expansion and value of poultry products surpassing major crops.
Fragmentary notes discuss human food supply growing more acute and the comparative efficiency of hen versus steer and hog as producers of nutrients. Burman Gilets referenced as part of the argument.
Two Chrysier Six aircraft were sold to Lieutenants R.B. Locowood and C.E. Crumrine of the Army Air Service. Locowood is noted as a record holder in the 1000 and kilometer speed events, while Crumrine serves as an advance man for the Round-the-World flight and project engineer for upcoming Pulitzer races.
In a note on automotive advances, Ford enlarges its improving line with major body work including sweeping changes to the radiator hood and cowl. The description emphasizes a notable step forward in design and engineering for Ford automobiles.
The description highlights a low wind shield, sloping rear deck, and cowl shaping for speed. Wide fenders hug the wheels with lowered suspension signaling roadability, plus low seats and rear rests for riding comfort. Entry favors the driver's left door, fuel tank under the cowl, and easy sediment bulk access.
Mason of Elyria Ohio cites rising demand for Balloon tires driven by women rotorists whose taste and judgments shape car refinements. He notes women improve safety comfort and appearance and influence manufacturers before new tires enter the market.
A faded ad from Elyria Ohio markets MUTUAL Insurance Association policies with low rates. It promises non assessable state automobile coverage, three easy installments, road service, and urges customers to contact L H Wadsworth at 302 Elsin Block, Elyria.
The text describes engine and transmission lubrication as fully enclosed for protection and asserts exceptional engineering quality. It mentions a car model with bold claims of superiority and asks about owner perception, noting limited materials and experience.
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