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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1917

Page

8

Brakes Need Watching Em Sence of Oil Dangers

An article warns that oil seeping into axle tubes can oil the brakes unevenly, especially the right brake, causing unequal friction and possible skidding on wet pavement. It stresses brake cleanliness, proper washing and oiling, and regular inspection of braking and adjustment systems to ensure safety.

1917 Touring Sedan Years Of Popularity Rising

The touring sedan dominates as a 1917 trend with a permanent top and glass sides that lower to resemble a sedan. Its rigidity and allweather use drive demand as more travel with tops up becomes common. Coupes and electrics follow in popularity for social seating and practicality.

Automobiles shine at show raises local interest and sales

The recent auto exhibit drew strong buyer interest with many prospects deciding to purchase later this year. Manager Herbert E French led the effort, coordinating publicity and exhibitor support, while dealers like Foss Hughes and Lattrell expanded lighting and tire services. A Saxon four cylinder roadster began a cross country trip as a test ride for a envisioned national highway.

Auto Mobs Transform Rural District Life

In rural areas the automobile reshapes daily life for farmers and their families. It links farms to cities, enabling access to schooling and social activities without leaving farming. Wives and daughters gain renewed mobility and interaction, reducing lifelong isolation and financial loss from moving to town.

Chevrolet Display Opens Tomorrow in Washington

Beginning tomorrow and lasting until Thursday, the Chevrolet Motor Company will hold a private automobile display at its Connecticut Avenue show rooms. Special decorations and music will accompany the exhibit of the new eight cylinder model, shown for the first time in Washington. Two models will be on the floor, a tearing car and a tower leaf roadster, with a four cylinder motor mounted in the black with all working parts exposed. An exhibition of furs Endo Baby Grand, four cylinder Tie Marth, and the 190 type will also be shown.

Herbert E- French Union Building Pacific Coast Rock of Gibraltar Chevrolet Motor Company Connecticut Avenue Washington

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