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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1927
Page
14
The article explains carbon scraping as a routine engine maintenance task. It notes carbon deposits cause knocking and that scraping cylinders, turning the engine, and sealing valves reduces risk. It covers precautions and cites low rates at authorized service stations encouraging owners to have experts perform the job.
General Motors says a new cylinder head for the Oakland All American Six removes engine ping under load. The design narrows the space above the piston away from the spark plug and creates a finer flame front that burns a cooled gas layer, preventing ping.
Hudson-Essex engineers say the high compression Essex super-six runs knock-proof on any standard motor fuel. Tests on hills and tough spots near Waterloo show the car maintains pep without pinging or knocking. A Dorset dairy pairing story about a cock and a pony eating eggs in England follows this note.
A 1940s style medical advertisement touts Tanlac as a cure for digestive woes. It cites Mrs. Arvena Bowers of Topeka Kansas claiming relief from gas bloating and stomach catarrh after five years of distress. The copy warns of poor digestion causing sickness and promises weight gain and general health improvement if one uses Tanlac, with a money back guarantee.
A six cylinder Kissel sedan showcases a high compression motor designed for exceptional get-away and fuel efficiency. The car on display at Burd Auto & Supply Co features Kissel craftsmanship, a 117 inch wheelbase chassis, rubber cushioning, luxurious Chase mohair interior, and a future four door model with plans for a coupe roadster.
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