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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
4
The Dodge Brothers unveil a new coach model in their line of passenger cars displayed in New York. Descriptions highlight craftsmanship and quality, noting lacquer finish in Dodge blue with a yellow body stripe and refined detailing.
A Dodge Brothers standard chassis coach offers blue Diack artillery wheels, exceptionally large doors and windows for clear all around vision, two front doors with full molding handles, a high grade right door lock, fold-forward front seats, a spacious rear seat for three adults, dark brown upholstery, rubber matting and carpet, a dome light, foot rest, mechanical window lifters, transmission lock, and an automatic windshield wiper. The one-piece self-ventilating windshield has a fixed visor, with balloon tires and a non-rumble roof, promising smooth fast rides per Central Garage and local Dodge dealers.
William ONeill of General Tire Akron criticizes British auto taxes and argues high levies curb England’s car industry. He contends lower taxes would boost employment, car makers, garages, and related goods, and suggests America would gain tax revenue from increased activity if autos were cheaper to own and operate.
The text argues taxes in America are as wrong and higher for auto related goods as those in Great Britain. It notes sentiment that taxation hampers industry and burdens consumers with similar pressures across nations.
Dr Sean Hrumback who recently bought the Nicodemus property on West Washington street has sold half interest to Dr Ralph Steuer These two young physicians plan converting the mansion lower floor into offices and the upper floor for professional use Contemplates creating medical suites in the building
Claiming Dr Edwards Olive Tablets replace calomel for liver and bowel relief, the ad extols mild, fast-acting effects with no tooth harm or gut irritation, urging readers to take the olive colored tablets for headaches, dullness, and constipation, priced 15 and 30 cents.
A series of five lectures by F. F. Holnappie will be held this afternoon at 6 o clock in the Public Library. The talks are open to the public and were arranged for the library era. All who are interested are invited to attend a survey of English literature.
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