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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1927
Page
7
An article warns that driving at night with one headlight burning is a public safety menace. It urges motorists to locate and fix the trouble quickly, carry spare bulbs and a lamp kit, and check connections and wiring if a new bulb does not solve the problem.
Peerless Motor Car Corp will announce new 1923 models from its Cleveland factory. refinements include lower bodies greater comfort richer upholstering new color schemes and brushed silver hardware. the factory has hit peak output for six months breaking all production records in Peerless twenty five year history. sales for 1927 are expected to surpass 1926 by a wide margin.
Five Italian airmen fly back to Rome after dropping pamphlets over Vienna announcing Italian victory in the Isonzo sector. The United States begins constructing a large air field in France, described by an American officer as a measure to blind German aerial eyes and keep them out.
The Pathfinder discusses why Icelanders did not expand their Viking ventures along the Atlantic. Greenland was named to attract settlers, a real estate ploy to lure colonists despite a harsh, icy reality. A southern reach to Florida is imagined as a boone.
A brief cartoon style exchange questions a wife’s anger and asserts she is blamed for a man’s success. The items appear as comic panel lines from Detroit News and Toledo Blade reflecting rumor culture and social satire.
The Tribune notes steep price cuts on Studebaker models as proof of the one-profit facility. Retzer explains the Commander now asks 1495, while the 1921 Big Six sedan cost 2950, showing higher quality at lower cost through streamlined production.
A suburban Sunday scene shows motorists cleaning spark plug insulators and polishing surfaces while noting that points rarely need attention. Excess carbon and oil coatings signal misfires, with guidance on cleaning methods and when to replace worn plugs.
Leon R. German of Peerless Motor Car Corporation argues the automobile dollar buys more now than ever, considering purchase cost and upkeep. He notes cars built today exceed those from 1919 in service, implying lower replacement and maintenance expenses overall.
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