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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1927
Page
8
Auto writers urge motorists to tend the engine as the car’s heart while treating the transmission and rear axle as essential but less cared for parts. Regular checks every 500 miles keep the engine’s oil fresh and temperature steady, ensuring overall reliability.
The article explains how neglecting transmission and axle lubrication leads to wear as metal particles turn grease into grinding compound. It describes removing old oil, washing with kerosene, and refilling with clean grease, including steam flushing in cold climates, and urges authorized service stations for long term bearing and gear life.
Floyd H. Cliquennoi of West St Clair Street announces Watson Stabilator Type AA for light cars. Developed by John Warren Watson to reduce motor travel, it is simple and quiet with wear only on brake shoes. Available for Chevrolet, Dodge, Essex, Star, Whippet, Chrysley, Pontiac, Nash, Oakland, Oldsmobile, Wolverine. heavy duty models adopted by Packard Locomobile DuPont Isotta Fraschini Stutz Chrysler Nash Franklin Willys Knight Duesenberg Hudson Studebaker Peerless McFarlan Zab?ealicia.
Officials of the Jordan Motor Car Company report the new eight cylinder model is being shipped to dealer points as production allows. Dealers held ten days of group meetings. most drove home in new cars, and shipments include other body styles to give a complete line by mid month before a public announcement. The motor is said to deliver 83 percent more power and 21 percent more torque with no weight increase, boosting speed and hill climbing.
For seven straight months Chevrolet tops every other make in Wayne County Michigan with 935 passenger models and 106 trucks in July. R H Grant crediting public trust in Chevrolet, noting Wayne County as auto industry center where locals seek value. Factory output exceeds 2 500 units daily with August projection surpassing 1926 total.
The Overland Whippet, since its 1926 introduction, has been driven by 115,000 individuals for a total of 400,000,000 miles. The piece whimsically scales annual mileage to illustrate vast driving activity and humbles the era’s automotive scale, then notes aviation risks and public concern over long flights, acknowledging Lindbergh’s feat but warning of fatalities.
From the Ohio State Journal a note on partisans debating ship subsidies and imperialism branding. The Louisville Courier-Journal adds a humor vignette about a doctor preparing for a holiday as he sends patients to Europe, implying wartime travel.
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