1. facebook King Camp Gillette is a the proud inventor of the safety razor, an invention that changed the faces of men around the world and made people everywhere less hairy. WallPhotosFlairBoxesKing Camp GilletteLogout View photos of KCG (5) Send KCG a message Poke message Wall InfoPhotosBoxes Write something… Share Information Education: Schools of Chicago Birthday: January 5, 1855 Sex: Male Hometown: Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Friends GeorgeKing Jr. Alanta William Fanny King Camp Gillette we have been expanding as a business ever since 1901. I really am proud of the company we have become. I feel that these past few months especially have been very successful this is because we opened our eight plants worldwide! September 18, 1908 King Camp Gillette I cannot believe what a success my invention is! I see it everyday more and more men have facial hair and it amazes me that it was all because of me. As of today we have sold over 90,000 razors and 12,400,000 blades. February 8, 1904 King Camp Gillette I can’t believe we actually have made as much success as we have! Today we open the Gillette Safety Razor Company and I am proud to be the president. June 11, 1901 King Camp Gillette is so grateful he decided to take his friend William Painter’s advice and making “something that would be used and thrown away.” October 17, 1895 King Camp Gillette is very proud to have proved experts wrong about their theories and made the new throw away blade razor successful! July 14, 1899 King Camp Gillette just received the patent for his new invention, the safety razor! November 15, 1904

2. Invention Information- The Safety Razor facebook King Camp Gillette is the proud inventor of the safety razor, an invention that changed the faces of men around the world, and made people everywhere less hairy. WallPhotosFlairBoxesKing Camp GilletteLogout View photos of KCG (5) Send KCG a message Poke message Wall InfoPhotosBoxes Basic Information Information Education: Schools of Chicago Birthday: January 5, 1855 Sex: Male Hometown: Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Photos Sex: Male Birthday: January 5, 1855 Hometown: Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Relationship Status: Married to Alanta Ella Gaines Gillette Education: Schools of Chicago Family: George Wolcott Gillette- Father Fanny Lemira Camp- Mother King C. Gillette Jr.- Son Patent Date: King Camp Gillette received the patent for his invention on November 15, 1904 Use/Application: To shave any area you feel is too hairy, safely Impact on society/industry: Made men and people every where less hairy. Importance of the Invention Today: Today we still use a razor where the blade is thrown out and you have to keep coming back and buying more The Safety Razor Updated last Tuesday 2 Albums Profile Pictures Updated two months ago Personality Traits Hardworking, Determined, An efficient business man, enjoys inventing, has strong opinions on certain social theories Background Was born on January 5, 1855 in the small town of Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. Was born to the parents of George Wolcott Gillette and Fanny Lemira Camp. The fifth of seven children. Educated in the schools of Chicago. Married Alanta Ella Gaines Gillette on July 2, 1890 and had a son King C. Gillette Jr. shortly after.

3. facebook WallPhotosFlairBoxesKing Camp GilletteLogout WallInfoPhotosBoxes Photos of JFK 7 Photos KCG’s Albums 2 Photo Alums The Safety Razor 5 photos Profile Pictures 2 photos King Camp Gillette is the proud inventor of the safety razor, an invention that changed the faces of men around the world and made people everywhere less hairy.

4. Mother Teresa Founded the Missionaries of Charity in Calcutta, India, 1950 1979 – won Nobel peace Prize 1980 – Awarded Bharat Ratna in India 1928 – Joined the Sisters of Loreto as a missionary 1952 – Opened the Kalighat Home for the Dying 1955 – Opened the Nirmala Shishu Bivhan for orphans and homeless children 1982 – Negotiated a cease-fire between Israeli and Palestine armies to rescue 37 children from a devastated hospital 1991 – Opened Missionaries for Charity Brothers in Albania 1983 – Suffered heart attack while visiting Pope John Paul II in Rome