Anti Profiteer Campaign Aims at Auto Dealers
In Washington on March 5 the American Automobile Association Delaware division leaders reported a nationwide push against auto profiteers. The anti profiteer drive targets repairmen overcharging and failing to itemize, while promoting service stations and dealer accountability. The effort seeks arbitration within the association to settle disputes between dealers and customers.
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Generalix Beneficial
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Unclear medical ad text with chaotic wording
Fragmentary advertisement notes unnamed doctors and remedies for kidney issues. Mentions Mealey Kidney Mis and Foley Kidnay Tilly aiding sufferers. Vague claims of relief from aches and pains after treatment.
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Foley Kidnay Tilly
Kinnoya
R. Metatyre Drie Co
Road Building for 1920 Looks Bright
The article highlights a $700,000,000 stimulus for road building and improvements aimed at boosting motor truck transportation. It argues that roads will enable long haul freight, reducing rail reliance, lowering living costs, and easing congestion while extending reach to distant areas. A cited study shows trucks’ advantage in cost and reach over rail for freight tasks.
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Restful Results For Men From Honey and Tar
Mrs. Daysoh of 2080 Myrtle St writes that Potey's Honey and Tar gave her husband effective relief from a persistent night cough after influenza. The ad claims the product soothes harsh coughing, wheezing breathing, and tickling in the throat while healing irritated surfaces.
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California race hinges on peril and fog swept switchbacks
In California the Mapex car race drew fierce speeds and peril as drivers battled fog and treacherous canyon switchbacks high in the mountains. Arthur Fuller steered the Am Bexox to near 5000 feet elevation, while a dramatic skid near Waterman Canyon tested even the bravest riders amid costly machines and late collisions.
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Arthur Fuller
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Mary Pickford at Qapheum Tomorrow
Mary Pickford performs at Qapheum tomorrow in a city theater feature. The fragile plot follows Amy Mele, a wealthy wife, as she witnesses tenement life and social divides.
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Mary Pickford
Qapheum
Freight terminals for motor truck traffic urged
A proposed system of motor truck freight terminals in large U S cities would serve as clearing houses for outgoing and incoming shipments. H E B Fulton of the International Motor Company advocates motor track freight terminals on city outskirts to reduce congestion and streamline delivery while coordinating private express concerns for efficient return loads.
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United States
H. E B. Fulton
International Motor Company
Terri Ald Aly
Fullon
Sinestk
Peftles
Orr
Hipthenis
National Motor Truck Business Emphasized by Industry Leader
A prominent midwest manufacturer argues that motor trucks are essential to industrial progress and national life. He notes transportation costs affect living, prices, and employment, urging timely adoption without heavy upfront prep. He cites Wisconsin lumber shipments and boxcar shortages as key examples of transport gaps.
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C.D. Hon
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Aimerica
Motor trucks as solution to supply chain bottlenecks
The article argues production limits and rail car shortages threaten prices and consumption. It highlights the American Automobile Association roots, urging factory readiness, pneumatic tires, and broader farm adoption. It notes contests and leadership by J. Brummit and calls Liberty bonds sales.
Motor Truck Rally To Sweep Seven States Next Summer
Plans unfold for a national motor contest spanning seven states and nearly three thousand miles. Charles P. Foot, general manager, announced preparations and indicated official approval is secured as the event shapes up for Omaha in June and a final round in July.
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Mater Cal
Root
Autor
Chicago
Staut
Bee Publishing Company
Nsw
Milwaukee Pad
Detroit
Commercial Vet AG
Amerind
States of the Union
Malin Nose
Omaha
Rantersleiven
Charles P. Foot
Mataager
Motor Wise Folks the Gomutry of Cars
A fragmented article discusses various city car tastes and the demand for durable, easily controlled automobiles. It contrasts Pittsburgh and New York preferences, noting local abuse tolerance and the need for reliable performance in rough terrains. It cites W L Daily of Columbia Motor and references critics like the Detroit press.
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Degert
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