Forced to sweat and suffer under the weight of clothes and societal norms, a broiling summer that killed thousands of Americans finally got us to consider the wonders of shorts and t-shirts.

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. On March 18, 1936, The Morning Herald announced startling news to its readers – the Potomac River was rising over a foot an hour ...

While roadsters may have been the mainstay of hot rodding in the temperate climates of the Southern California, in many areas of the country, climate made the coupe king, and for many the king of ...

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It was back in November, 1934. On the third floor of the great Indian plant that boasts over nine and one-half miles of floor space a sandy-haired, shirt sleeved engineer stood outside a small ...