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Prizeman's Essex Sirs...
...factory, photographing Oldsmobiles for the catalog. At 24 he was the Olds sales manager, drove the first car from Detroit to New York in one week, the tonneau piled high with spare parts. He helped organize the Hudson company, became its president in 1910, board chairman in 1923. The Essex "Terraplane" is Mr. Chapin's latest mechanical achievement. A persistent agitator for good roads, he headed the Highway Transport Committee of the Council for National Defense during the War. He married Inez Tiedeman, daughter of a Savannah capitalist, who bore him a handsome row of six children. He lives...
...Terraplane." Asked Hudson Motor Co. in advertisements last week: ". . . Does a generation which planes on water and in the air want the same gliding swiftness, the same fluid smoothness in land transportation?" Hudson's answer was a new car called the Essex Terraplane, on which a mammoth sales drive is centred this week. In the lowest price bracket the Terraplane boasts unusually high power to weight ratio. To Arthur Kudner of Erwin, Wasey Advertising Agency goes credit for the car's name. It has six cylinders, body & chassis as one structural unit, rubber engine-mounting, instrument panel directly...
After the young New Jersey women who painted watch dials with radium preparations began dying, experts denounced the use of radium internally. Particularly vocal were Dr. Flinn of Columbia and Dr. Harrison Stanford Martland, medical examiner of Essex County, N. J. With radium applied externally and for short periods to destroy cancers they had no quarrel. But imbibed radium accumulated in the bones. It was certain death, because, before its ravages could be recognized, it had destroyed a fatal amount of bone...
Died. Lady Crittall, wife of Sir Valentine George Crittall, onetime Labor M. P., of burns received while washing :heir clothes in the basement of their Essex home...