Sinclair gas stations were cool. The logo featured a green dinosaur and the local station had a giant blow up of the “Dino” mascot tethered to its sign. When I was nine, I’d go cruise in to the Sinclair near my home on my bike to put air in my …
Sinclair gas stations were cool. The logo featured a green dinosaur and the local station had a giant blow up of the “Dino” mascot tethered to its sign. When I was nine, I’d go cruise in to the Sinclair near my home on my bike to put air in my …
“Hello this is Tradio, are you buying or selling?” says the radio DJ. “I’m selling a five-horsepower lawnmower from Sears. It’s six years old and in good condition. I’ll take $35 or best offer.” replies the caller. “Thank you, Hello this is Tradio, are you buying or selling?” the DJ …
Do you remember reading print magazines? I’m talking about the paper and ink versions of Cosmopolitan, Sports Illustrated, Newsweek, Time, Good Housekeeping and the other top titles. One of my favorites was Psychology Today. Many of the articles were written by psychologists, psychiatrists, sociologists, medical doctors aimed at helping you solve …
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William Morrison emigrated from Scotland to America in 1880. He was a watchmaker by trade, but an innovator by DNA. Like other inventors of his era, he wanted to build a horseless carriage. But unlike other early automobiles, Morrison’s was powered by battery, not a combustion engine. Morrison’s electric vehicle …
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Baby pictures. We’ve all seen them. When a new parent or grandparent sticks that smartphone under your nose to show you their precious darling, you automatically start to spit out compliments. “He’s definitely his father’s son,” you say, as the proud papa swipes through the first 200 digital images for …
It was the fall of 1964 and it was an unseasonably hot day for northeast Ohio. My two brothers and I were in the backseat of my father’s battleship-size Plymouth Fury. The Fury was overheating — steam rising from the hood. It was one of the few cars with air …