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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1928
Page
12
March 24 Detroit report explains Chrysler’s standardized maintenance plan as a comprehensive service and sales strategy. It details a flat rate system, prediagnosed repairs, and uniform procedures across dealer networks, aiming for clear pricing and thorough, accurate work.
Pa March 24. County politicians push to place John R Sproul Jr son of the former Pennsylvania governor on the Republican ticket as a delegate to the Republican national convention The former governor Whosy funeral today was held Unopposed in this district It notes a film production in Cairo titled A Kiss to the Desert detailing Egyptian actors and a desert setting without graphic detail.
At Ford’s Highland Park plant a machine called an agitator subjects a Ford radiator to ten hours of extreme shaking to simulate road wear. A new radiator then undergoes ten more hours of torture, part of a test for the new model A. Engineers explain copper and brass components resist corrosion, with a robust, sealed design and air pressure checks to prevent leaks.
Cleveland March production figures for Peerless show a likely new high as unfilled orders from dealers and distributors pile up. General sales manager Charles A. Tucker, returning from the Boston show, reports strong demand and optimistic outlook for Peerless cars this spring amid improving wheat and corn belt conditions and revived general business.
The report notes orders exceed production capacity, creating an optimistic outlook. It emphasizes a peak in demand unseen by peers, signaling strong future growth and stability for the involved company and market.
New York dispatch reports European women now show greater individuality in hair fashion. M Eugene Suter known as Eugene says American trends set the pace and European women are following, adopting bobbed cuts with ropes and curls to simulate long hair, allowing personal styling.
The Studebaker Dictator motor gains 55 percent horsepower without changing bore or stroke and reaches 70 brake horsepower at 28,090 RPM. Improvements include mushroom tappets from the camshaft, a new combustion chamber, and extended oil change intervals. The car attains 65 mph top speed and 45 to 50 mph cruising, with enhanced fuel economy and lubricating longevity.
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