Everett True doesn't like glaring headlights (October 25, 1921)
Everett True doesn't like glaring headlights (October 25, 1921)
Printed 103 years ago today in the East Oregonian. Image cleaned up, see the original.
Found on the Library of Congress site.
Ah, the good old scientific days when every product had to be marketed as scientific, using that exact word. Like this scientific ad, which scientifically repeats how scientific the headlight is because scientific readers demand science scientifically.
Interesting article on the source page about the arms build-up of Japan, and the people behind it.
Back from a time when you could stand in front of a driving car with a hand raised, and the driver would stop.
Imagine driving around and suddenly Everett True is standing in front of your car. Nightmare fuel. Better watch those headlights, kids!
He's like a moose, the car might not win!
As someone who drives early in the morning before the sun is up I relate to this on a spiritual level.
It seems everett always solves his problems by resorting to violence
Everett is a product of his environment
