Early speeches of Abraham Lincoln, 1830-1860 . INVENTOR shown here is LarryMcNett, Reinsurance Supervisor, who,thanks to the pictured gadget tvhichhe devised, is saving the Companysome money. The whatsis is designedto sound a signal when fan-foldedteletype paper approaches alarm clock, a chain and a clipfastened near the end of the papersupply are the components. When theclip is pulled toivard the machinewith the moving paper, the chaintightens and the alarm goes simple, actually, but the com-mercial device to accomplish the samething costs an initial $6 plus $1 permont
Early speeches of Abraham Lincoln, 1830-1860 . INVENTOR shown here is LarryMcNett, Reinsurance Supervisor, who,thanks to the pictured gadget tvhichhe devised, is saving the Companysome money. The whatsis is designedto sound a signal when fan-foldedteletype paper approaches alarm clock, a chain and a clipfastened near the end of the papersupply are the components. When theclip is pulled toivard the machinewith the moving paper, the chaintightens and the alarm goes simple, actually, but the com-mercial device to accomplish the samething costs an initial $6 plus $1 permonth, and that adds up. Youre agood man, LINCOLN . . Cont. from Pg. 1 right to prohibit slavery in Lincolns Fort Wayne stops wereat the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne andChicago Railroad station. The sta-tion, erected in 1858, still is standingalong the now-elevated tracks justsouth of Mikes Car Wash betweenCalhoun and Clinton streets. The102-year-old building, unused as astation since about 1912, was soldby the Pennsylvania Railroad a fewyears ago to C. A. Grieger Co. Theauto agency uses it for storage. Lincoln caught an eastboundtrain there at 1:12 Thursday,Feb. 23, 1860. He passed throughFort Wayne on his return trip at5:20 the following March 13. The newspaper item which led tothe discovery that Lincoln had beenin Fort Wayne appeared in the , 1860, issue of Dawsons DailyNews of Fort Wayne. It reads: Hon. Abe Lincoln and wife camefrom the west this morning at 1oclock on the TW. & W. andchanging cars at this city went Abe looks like as if his patternhad been a mighty ugly one. O
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