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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1929
Page
4
The article describes the Chrysler Imperial's design aims to stay current without radical changes. It highlights the multi range gear shift, high compression engines, nonshatterable glass, hydraulic four wheel brakes, and refined interior features that enhance quiet operation and comfort for drivers.
Leighton Wilder of Frank Colord Jr Inc promotes a free monthly inspection service for tires and car feet. The program aims to fix under-tread wear, misalignment and faulty brakes, claiming a 25 percent mileage gain for rubber equipment. The 19 minute visits are presented as time well spent with a focus on tire inflation, tread cuts, brake and wheel alignment.
The Imperial, largest and finest Chrysler built, showcases eight body styles and custom features. An entire plant crafts sedan limousine and town sedan bodies, with roadsters and coupes among the offerings. Locke’s Carrossiers helps bring these designs, reflecting Chrysler’s six year success.
An advertisement claims constipation causes facial disorders and other health issues. It promotes Kellogg’s All-Bran as a 100 percent bran remedy, recommending two tablespoonfuls daily, with milk or cream, and suggests it improves complexion, breath, and headaches. Sold by grocers and served in hotels and dining cars.
Motorists and expert observers in Kenosha Wisconsin report high regard for Nash 400 series cars. They praise twin ignition eight and six models, refined lines, and new features including alloy connecting rods and four wheel brakes, calling them a new standard of motoring luxury at moderate cost.
On Tuesday October 30, 1928 Waterloo police pursued the quartet of bandits who robbed the Waverly State Bank of 63000. The week saw eighteen scarlet fever cases, city total fifty five, plus fourteen mumps and sixteen whooping cough. The Masonic temple dedication was announced for November 23 with that date reserved for public inspection.
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