Duryea Family Forefathers of American Automobiles
Charles E Duryea father of the inventor of America's first gas driven car visited Dallas for the Texas Centennial Exhibition. The elder Duryea's cars achieved top finishes in the Cosmopolitan race in New York City the next year. One model is in the Smithsonian. another in the Museum of Arts and Industry in Radio City.
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Centenarian Completes Longest Trip For Texas Centennial
Steven Dupis aged 91 from Louisiana parish visited the Texas Centennial Exposition. He said the journey was the longest he had taken and planned to stay a week because he fears he may not see the next centennial.
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Neighbor humor note on a new minister and laundryman
A brief humorous exchange praises a new minister who brings surprising ideas. The neighbor remarks on the laundryman’s similar knack, calling it a form of humor.
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