The Bulletin And Good Roads, Vol 24, No 6
Articles in this issue
- p. 2
A reader proposes using an inflated bicycle inner tube as a flotation aid to teach children to swim, praising its unobtrusive fit and gradual-deflation method for building confidence.
- p. 3
A Fort Hamilton member describes how citing L.A.W. membership caused a wagon driver who had negligently wrecked his wheel to change his attitude and pay for repairs.
- p. 4
A South Boston member catalogues the legal protections, road improvements, and travel benefits delivered by the League, urging every cyclist to join.
- Road Courtesies Toward Horses
A St. Louis reader argues that dismounting near frightened horses is both courteous and strategically wise, since wealthy horse-owners are valuable political allies for good-roads reform.
- p. 4
A promotional note directing readers to the upcoming L.A.W. national meet in Louisville and reminding members of reduced railroad fares.