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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1911

Page

2

Driving on a stormy road and impossible brake acts

The author mocks modern car design forcing drivers to reach far for gear shifts and emergency brakes. He imagines dangerous scenarios such as a passenger exiting onto a running board to operate brakes on hills or near crossings, noting the peril and absurdity.

Auto Show Attracts Sparks With Far-Flung Aviation Feat

The Halktena show faced a dramatic moment when a Bleriot model monoplane broke loose and sped across Convention Hall on a taut wire, landing at the Buick display unharmed. Demonstrator George B. Hinds, six feet three, helped manage the flying model while prominent visitors including Eugene Rogen Moser and Harry Norment observed. Washington express firms prepared to move cars quickly as nations of exhibitors anticipated busy post show departures.

Convention Hall Minianire Liberume George B. Hinds Talking Lion National Aviation Company Schacht Byong Hinds Buick

Automobile Show Visitors Attend Banquet and Sales

Taylor and many local business figures visited the auto show last night. Charles Bender received concerns over a “strictly informal and speechless banquet” while P. F. Cer of Heurich Brewing and J. D. Darnal of Rudolph & West commented on the scene. Foremost sales included Buick, Locomobile, and Oldsmobile models with Col. Treat and Ted Johnston reporting multiple Buick sells. A Baltimore trip by an Olds six-cylinder demonstrated fuel efficiency, and plans for further press coverage and a big Sunday reveal were hinted at by The Post.

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