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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1925
Page
3
Secretary of the Elgin Automobile Club said he wrote 10 Congressmen asking repeal of the wartime 12 percent excise tax on automobiles. Miller estimated 700,000 letters would reach Congress this year. He noted 2,090,000 cars paid $155,000,900 in excise tax over eight years, with autos and accessories affected.
A Chevrolet exhibit at American and Canadian dealer showrooms displays 42 enlarged photographs illustrating factory methods. Highlights include a 140,000 pound drop forging hammer for airshafts, a 300,000 amp welding setup for one-piece rear axles, and simultaneous drilling of cylinder blocks.
The exhibit showcases spections as part of a remarkable display with visual aids and descriptive notes. Curators emphasize the hands on interpretation and the historical context of the artifacts. Individuals from the museum staff guide visitors through the featured items.
The report details Gardiner and Thames delivering U S mails 2107 miles across Arizona and New Mexico in 39 hours 27 minutes along a route deemed among the worst roads. Observers and officials including Postmaster James A Jones of Phoenix commented on the remarkable journey and its signaling value for mail endurance.
Autos are off auction from 3000 new price model Essex coach. The notice mentions Huesari and Booke Autostare group and a car lot reduction under $3000.
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions Hudson cars with prices and models such as 7 passenger and sedan variants, plus stray phrases about air price and moral comparisons. The text reads like an automotive classified note with unclear numbers and mismatched words.
A short portrait titled Grafton by Miss A. M. Johnson appears, attributed to the author identified as Miss A M Johnson with contact information Phone 553.
Cleveland reports a Sousa band concert at Public Auditorium. Mrs Hitchcock hosts a Pasadena visitor at her North Street home. Social happenings include St Paul’s Church Jubilee in Amherst, and gatherings with the Burr, DeCarlisle, and WolfWorthington circles.
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