"At the Chicago railway station we found one of your automobiles waiting to take us to the Sanitarium. It was a covered carriage, shaped like a street-car, and I lay down on one of the seats running along each side. It was great relief to me to be able to lie down. . . . I was pleased to meet, while in Chicago, several of the members of the firm with which you are connected."--Letter 11, 1902, pp. 1, 2. E.G.W. (To H. W. Kellogg, January 28, 1902.) [H. W. Kellogg was connected with the Chicago-based motor vehicle company which manufactured the "Worth" car.]
With advancing technology......many shall run to and fro, and knowledge shall be increased.
Daniel 12:4
