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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1923
Page
5
A fragmentary text traces a scene with musical notes from Velaro and the Elke band, mentions complaining fans about strains, and shifts to a Detroit based electrical appliance story. It includes stray dialogue about demonstrations and racing misadventures among boys and men with a focus on everyday actions.
Piddlin Dick Ingersol, former Fisher Music peddler, uses his talents to persuade the public that Paige or Jewett Motors are more essential to the home than musical instruments. He is noted for selecting effective pushers, though his past as a master plane salesman colors his current efforts.
Peters claims excessive ten cent bets ruin hill climbing performance of the Cleveland in a chat overheard this week. He asserts the practice shows rank carelessness and risks fairness in the contest.
Fragmentary OCR describes a person named Chevrolet realizing a minor relief from life as he must walk to Main Street for a demonstrator and can ride back, conveying a social setting and transportation detail.
A garbled early 20th century note describes a sales manager implementing a morning conference and exercise routine for salesmen. The text references Los Angeles, J. W. Leavitt & Co., and a dramatic, impractical scheme with timing and ceremony details.
An anonymous note claims Vasey will not go out yet and hints a mystery curve ending on Sixth Avenue and Broadway. It states Vasey is working and promises more details next week, with Vasey writing and sending it himself.
The Tucson public known Lee Tires and tubes welcome the return of the puncture proof tire praised for heat resistance and long life. The feature notes tires surpass 230000 miles on ordinary roads aiding growth of Lee Tires in use across the state. Southern Arizona Motor Company promotes the brand evidence of local acceptance.
A writer recounts visits to Nash and Dodge showrooms for 1974 style cars, noting feminine-focused features such as a front mounted vanity mirror, a side vanity box, kick plates, and a flower vase. She comments on sedan comfort, window cranks, and nods to ride quality, while stressing that cars are marketed to women and dealers tailor viewpoints accordingly.
The Albany Times-Union reports the free-for-all hill climb at New Bethlehem near Albany drew 67 entrants. Paige claimed fastest time 1 18 2 3 while Jewett Six cars dominated top spots with distances and placings detailed, including a notable woman driver earning third place in the Jewett class. No injuries occurred despite brief incident. cars were prepped and refueled before each run.
A fragmented civic notice urges motorists to slow down and show courtesy on roads and to keep brakes in good condition. It emphasizes not injuring others and avoiding haste that leads to mistakes, reflecting a public safety voice.
Trade Commissioner William J. Irvine reports surveys of Far Eastern automotive markets show a swift transport boom. Thousands of Chinese enjoy pleasure rides on Chimete railroads and bus lines while some travelers face stranded cash costs. Affected observers argue motor transportation growth could bolster national cohesion and political stability as infrastructure expands.
A record run by an Overland car drew about twenty-five thousand spectators in Cheater Indiana. The vehicle covered a distance in eight minutes twenty two seconds, while another record in the half mile dirt track was set at twenty seven and four fifths seconds. The feats surpassed famed drivers like Barney Oldfield and other racing greats. The Overland car used stock components with minor pit adjustments to achieve the glory.
A bold demonstration shows a woman piloting the Jewett Sedan through its paces in an early 20th century sales pitch. The ad touts a low price and hands on testing to prove built quality and comfort.
The belt mile event at Win-Baten featured Neal Neoana and Paris Silineia taking top positions. The result notes a time of nine minutes and forty seconds with a third place finish.
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