The Bulletin And Good Roads, Vol 24, No 14
Articles in this issue
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A reader recounts a family member being lassoed around the neck by a coachman's whip while overtaking a hack, illustrating the danger of passing horse-drawn vehicles on the right.
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An elderly woman writes that she rides with ease and great physical benefit, puzzled why no other women her age cycle, and invites readers to debate whether older women should take up the wheel.
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A new member praises the Bulletin's consistently fair, calm, and elevated tone in its discussion of contentious cycling issues.
- p. 3
A Philadelphia member describes how showing his L.A.W. membership ticket secured free bicycle hire in Buffalo and expedited Canadian customs crossing at Niagara Falls.
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A New York City woman praises Nantucket's four miles of billiard-smooth macadam, notes changed courtesy from city truckmen, and recommends cycling as the best palliative she has found for asthma.
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An employee of the American Waltham Watch Company describes a company-funded shed built in 1893 to house one hundred employee bicycles, with a nominal monthly fee going to a relief fund.