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Kennewick Courier

Location

Kennewick, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1906

Page

2

Evolution of the automobile pioneers through history

The piece traces early auto milestones from 1572 by Johann Hautos t ack to 1894 cup races in France. It notes the first spring powered vehicle, the first steam carriage in France by Cugnot, later improvements by Murdoch Watt Rea and Trevethick, and Bollee’s 1873 model.

Johann Haustack Nuremberg France Cugnot Conservatoire Des Arts Et Metiers Paris William Murdoch James Watt Nathan Rea Richard Trevethick London Birmingham Amadee Bollee Bollee Vienna New Orleans Times-Democrat

Bowdoin College Founding and Bowdoin Family Gifts

Bowdoin College was founded at Brunswick Maine in 174. Godst 3e named in honor of James Bowdoin an American statesman who died in 1790 His son James Bowdoin served as United States minister to Spain 1805 08 and donated 1000 acres of land and 5000 dollars at founding He willed 6000 acres a library many books art and scientific equipment upon his 1811 death Longfellow taught there for five years maintaining its high standing.

Bowdoin College Brunswick James Bowdoin United States Spain Longfellow

Sea Otter Skin Makes Best Coat Collars

A furrier notes one sea otter skin stands apart from frosted stock. He explains that unlike other skins it remains unfrosted, a property attributed to the breath not freezing on it, making sea otter collars highly valued by Russians and grand dukes.

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Observant observers judge sex by movements not features

Movements reveal gender at great distances. Trained observers note that arm motions above the head distinguish a man from a woman, with men showing ungainly lines and women using graceful, deft motions. A man’s windmill like hair arranging contrasts with a woman’s smooth, poised technique.

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