The Bulletin And Good Roads, Vol 24, No 24
Articles in this issue
- A Minister's Advice on Sunday Riding
A Western minister offers a simple moral rule for Sunday cycling debates: do what you believe Jesus Christ would do in the same circumstances.
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A reader who was weak and without appetite in spring 1895 describes how buying a bicycle that April restored his health, enabling hundred-mile days without soreness.
- Bicycle Etiquette When Riding with Ladies
A detailed guide to road courtesy when a gentleman accompanies two women cyclists, covering position when meeting teams, handling frightened horses, and pacing.
- Knee Treatment with Whiskey
A Louisville member reports curing cycling-related knee pain by rubbing it with whiskey, and describes his preferred saddle position with the leg fully straightened at the lowest pedal point.
- Kentucky Roads: Repair Toll Scandal
A Kentucky rider objects to turnpike companies charging toll even when roads are temporarily impassable due to ongoing repairs, while noting that bicycles are exempt from toll throughout the state.
- Bulletin Circulation Report
The Bulletin reports its weekly print run of 73,500 copies and paid subscriber base of 70,707, confirming it as the dominant cycling publication in the United States.