The answer to this question is the answer to the peace of mind with
which you operate your motor. Whether you are the operator of an
automobile, or one of those intrepid spirits to whom the world-war has
given the vision of flying through the air at 175 miles an hour, you
need to give pause and say to yourself:
"Just how much faith can I put in my crank-shaft?"
And if it is a Zimco crank-shaft, made in the factory of a thousand
sky-lights, you may be sure that it will stand the test.
Zimco crank-shafts have that indefinable quality which gives them
personality among crank-shafts. You know a Zimco when you see one and
you feel that it is an old friend. It does everything but speak. And
that its host of friends do for it.
Let us send you free our handsome little booklet on
"After-the-War-Problems."
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one of amazement that there could be such a beautiful person
alive in this generation.
Ned was a young man of great possibilities, but few
probabilities. Born in the confusion of an up-state city, and
educated in the hub-bub of a large college, on whose football
team he had distinguished himself in the position of
left-halfback, he had never been so fortunate as to receive
that quiet instruction in dark brown eyelashes and their
potentialities which has been found to be so highly essential
to the equipment
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