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The B'nai B'rith magazine · 1927-07-01 · 10 (7.1927) · p. Seite 437

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The B'nai B'rith magazine
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41 (1927)
Issue
10 (7.1927)
Date
1927-07-01
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Seite 437 (sequence 46)
Language
English
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YEARS before its appearance, Dayton's engineers and chemists heralded the introduction of the balloon by developing the Dayton Thorobred Cord—the pioneer low air pressure tire. And today the Dayton Stabilized Balloon—the product of these same engineers and chemists — is equally revolutionary. Stabilized construction absorbs road shocks and distributes wear evenly. Flat, centertraction thread has complete four-point road contact. No singing, no rumbling. Quick-grip, quick-release non-skid gives lightning "get-away" and perfect safety at all speeds. Stabilizing bands of friction rubber draw the center of tread parallel to center of rim, thus preventing "Shimmying." The rubber is especially compounded and tempered—by an exclusive Dayton process. It is strong and durable — and will outlast extra thousands of miles of toughest driving. You can ride more miles, faster miles, cheaper miles and easier miles on Dayton Stabilized Balloons. Ask any one who uses them and they will tell you this is true. Go to the Dayton dealer near you and examine a Dayton Stabilized Balloon. You'll see a truly great tire value! THE DAYTON RUBBER MFG. CO., Dayton, Ohio TABILIZED ON WHEELS OF LARGE DI¬ AMETER—install Dayton Thorobred Cords—superlative tire values that smash all mileage records. The Dayton Thorobred is the pioneer low air pressure cord —the first to combine comfort with safety and endurance. Dayton Thorobred Extra-heavy Tubes. Grey—of finest rubber. Red —of purest antimony. Steam-welded and reinforced at valve base. They will hold air. When writing to Advertisers kindly mention the B'nai B'rith Magazine.

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