Motz Cushion Tires Promise Safer Electric Cars
An Akron tire firm markets Motz Cushion Tires for electric cars, claiming puncture resistance and longer life. The ad promotes a 10,000-mile guarantee, urges readers to request Booklet 14, and lists company branches in Akron New York Chicago Detroit Kansas City and others.
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Motz Tire and Rubber Co
Akron
Broadway
New York
Michiana Avene
Chicago
Woodward Avenue
Datrot
Root 13Th Street
Kanes City
New Tire Pledges Big Saving and Strength Gains
An English report claims a new tire can be produced and sold for 49 percent less than current types. It uses rubber base with scrap feather powder and unknown materials under high pressure, promising resilience similar to standard tires and operation at lower air pressure without casing damage. Tests on the track near London allegedly show comparable speed to regular tires.
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England
Trocklands
London
Niles
Drivers and pedestrians in city traffic rights clash across states
Touring Club of America urges safer driving and stronger pedestrian rights after a New York Court of Appeals ruling. It calls for uniform traffic rules, visible lamps on vehicles, and warning signals to reduce urban auto fatalities amid rising licenses fees and highway funding debates.
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Club of America
Touring Club of America
Court of Appeala of
New York
Ft.testates
Wellestabheheg
Belice
Winle
Ane Court
Werner
Molaryelmis
Drixera
Thera 14
Ourlag Club of Americam
Club R
American Road Congress
Wil
Clu
Liury
Tourmy
William T Soler
Massachusetts Highway Commision
Forme Club of America
Cormnera
Grand Jury
Battlefeld
Bryan seeks Studebaker E M F 30 coupe at New York show
William Jennings Bryan toured the New York auto show with Leigh B Lynch of Studebaker. Bryan eyed an E M F 30 coupe with a special four seat body fitted to the standard B M F go chassis and discussed price and specifications. Lynch suggested the car would need little chassis change beyond possible gear ratio adjustments, noting a 16 to 1 low gear though Bryan quipped the figure.
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William Jennings Bryan
New York
Studebaker
Leigh B Lynch
Bryan
Specifica Yong Price
Lynch
Mc Bryan
Svell
Mr Lynch
Mr Bryan
Mi Briaf
Enter Subscriptions and Dividends Offer Details
The notice explains entering daily newspaper subscriptions with solutions to a contest. Readers may pay monthly or yearly, with rates of 58 cents for Daily and 70 cents for Daily and Sunday editions. Dividends ranging five to twenty five units are awarded based on the proportion of payments tied to winning solutions. Multiple submissions affect dividend amounts. a single winning solution yields full dividends. Submissions must be unique and accompanied by names. Payment should be by registered mail, money order, or check for security.
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Daily Post
Puzzle contest rules for tie breaking and prizes
The passage outlines a puzzle contest where ties are resolved by a second puzzle, with a one week response window. If still tied, a third puzzle is used under the same terms. Only three puzzles will be presented, and in case of multiple ties, the highest correct solutions advance. Prizes are awarded without division unless necessary.
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Ted
Alana
Chile
Sub. Baumer
Felend
Fragmented notice on address change and credit return
The text discusses notifying the post of an address change and reviving publication through an agent. It instructs the agent to inform the Post, return a credit slip, and avoid transfer issues, implying duties for subscribers and the newspaper to settle credits.
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Hn Mall
Prize list details for subscriptions and merchandise
A historic prize catalog lists multiple prizes tied to subscriptions to The Post. Include prizes range from cash and diamonds to tailored garments and merchandise orders, with values escalating by subscription amounts and retailer ads, culminating in a library of ten cloth bound standard novels.
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Post
Prze
Tforta
Time Counts for Naught In This Contest
The text explains that time solutions are not counted and that the last answer will have the same standing as the first. It notes the puzzle is elusive and suggests beginning counting at once. Submit your solution and, if a mistake is found, send another. there is no limit to the number of solutions.
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