Maker of first car tells story
A Waterloo Evening Courier feature recounts Elwood Haynes and Kokomo Indiana as the origin of America's first practical automobile. It covers early tests, a tomato-claim incident, a 1000 mile Kokomo to New York trip, and Haynes's role in advancing aluminum nickel steel and the Hermes firm expansion. The piece notes the Haynes car on display at the Smithsonian.
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Elwood Haines
America
Kokomo
Ind
United States
Mr. Harties
Times-Herald
Englewood
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Heynes
Haynes
New York City
Hermes Automobile Company
Elwood Heynes
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D. C
Elwood Haynes
Stephens Salient Six engine proves ability to burn lowest gasoline grades
D J Moore of Ideal Motor touts Stephens Salient Six overhand valve engine as capable of burning kerosene after warming on gasoline. He asserts the engine wastes no fuel or power, solving the fuel quality problem and showcasing the Stephens at the show. Sweden seeks autos to cut speed, brakes aid stopping, and old files used for cast iron work.
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D. J. Moora
Ideal Motor Company
Uetinater
Stephens
Stephens Salient Six
Horse Power Doubted as Farm Power Declines
The piece argues the horse is an outdated power source in farming, citing Thomas Edison and the Fordson Farmer. It notes horses consume 12,000 pounds of fuel yearly and are only 2 percent efficient, while motor tractors offer cheaper, faster work and widespread adoption by farmers worldwide.
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Thomas Edison
Menlo Park
Use Engine on Hills and Save the Brakes
An automotive manufacturer warns that riding brakes on long steep hills damages them. Motorists should use engine braking to preserve brake power and control on ordinary grades.
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