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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1928

Page

3

Garage Fires Easy to Start Causes Plentiful

A Chicago expert notes that careless habits in garages spark fires. Examples include a Plainfield New Jersey incident where a worker dropped a cigarette igniting gasoline and destroying the building. Other cases involve lighting with matches, lanterns, or cleaning with gasoline leading to six figure losses.

Erwin Greer Greer College of Electrical and Automotive Trades Chicago N. J Sheepshead Bay New Jersey

New Winter Fur Coats Come In Slim Fabric Styles

A fashion notice explains flat fur as fabric turning coats into cloth like silhouettes. These economical, durable furs suit feminine motorists offering freedom while driving. Left coat gray krimmer with tuxedo collar and black cuffs. right coat beige caracal with stand up collar and inside fur scarf. Accessories match in dark felt and suede.

Oil Stoves Dangers in Garages Highlight Risks

The article warns oil stoves and similar small heating devices in garages pose real safety risks. It notes mechanics and night workers use them for coffee, urging prohibition and suggesting thermos bottles as safer alternatives. The piece repetitively remarks on removing hazards to prevent harm.

Senator Reed Borrowed Lincoln During City Visit

Senator James A. Reed of Missouri was loaned a Lincoln car by Repass Automobile Company for use in Waterloo last week. He uses a Lincoln in Kansas City and in Washington and spoke at a large political meeting Friday night.

James A. Reed Missouri Waterloo Repass Automobile Company Kansas City Washington Senator Reed

Five-Passenger Town Sedan New Creation of Hupp

The Hupp Motor Car corporation introduces a five passenger town sedan in the Century Eight series. The Raulang body is wider and longer, increasing seating and leg room with enhanced styling including a landau effect, broader doors for easier entry, and two color finishes Alcazar maroon or Webash Green with black upper bodies. Interior retains the Century Eight’s tailored cushions and upholstery.

Hupp Motor Car Corporation Conry Motor Car Company Hupmobile Hopmobile Alcazar

Frencill Controls De Soto Sixes by Radio

Maurice J. Francill, noted radio engineer and inventor, applied radio control to Chrysler built De Soto Sixes and street cars in Chicago demonstrations. He previously startled Waterloo residents with radio guided interurban and automobile tests without human hands on the controls.

Maurice J. Francill Waterloo Chicago

Oil clean up and home filters rise in value

Oil rectifying plants are springing up nationwide to salvage crankcase oil once discarded. They are costly and not intended for home use, but cleaning oil as described can extend service by about five thousand miles. A good quality old felt hat can serve as a filter, though dust must be kept out of the clean oil during filtration.

Remote control cars and radio baked bread headline feat

An inventor demonstrated radio controlled operation of four De Soto Six cars with no drivers aboard. A street car and two power plants were guided remotely by radio, producing bakery and creamery items branded as radio baked bread and radio frozen ice cream for sale the next day in Chicago. Iceland plans to mark its 1000th anniversary in 1930.

Francisi Francill Espanol

Boxes Carry 340 Chinese Bones to Steamer for China

In Havana on an unknown date in November 71 an unknown steamer loaded four large wooden boxes holding the bones of 340 Chinese. The move follows Chinese tradition that burial be in their homeland to ensure peace in the afterlife.

China Havana

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