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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1927
Page
3
Improved body features in the Dodge Brothers Senior Line blend luxury with engineering. A central garage dealer notes panel finish and upholstery mask hidden construction values that reduce noises on rough roads. The new engine, with a 69 pound crankshaft, minimizes engine vibration even at high speeds, addressing rumbles from road conditions.
The article describes Senior automobile bodies insulated with thick felt strips to reduce road noise and panels built as a single seamless rear section. Welded joints, new machines, and a smooth unbroken surface showcase advanced fabrication for owners and body builders.
A fragmentary county record recalls Shady Bower with Miss Ida Groshad, Master Glenn, and Lee Ward plus Mrs. Wolford and Mrs. Shank. Mentions of visits by Mrs. Lesher and Mrs. Spickler to relatives, and a child’s afternoon with Hillard Moore in Dry Run. A humorous anecdote features a doctor and a caddy about shoe size, followed by a gag about an old lady and a tramp and a mosquito filled picnic remark.
Forsythe Dennis and Ian Eber with Mrs and Mr Spickler and Martha Su san Martin from our village traveled with Roy Ebersole and family to Harrisburg and Hershey for a sight seeing day. Hagerstown guests Flora Shank and Mollie Yeakle visited, while Albert Palmer family attended a funeral in Williamsport and hosted visitors including Mary Marotti and Elizabeth Herbert.
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