Early Motor Age Bicycles and Auto Wrecking Legend
A New York Evening Post retro piece recalls the rise of the high wheel and the safety bicycle, their dangers, and the shift to motor wrecking. It notes the high wheel era, the safety model’s components, and the auto wrecking business as cars age out. It highlights parts trade, repairs, and the stale car economy of dangerous machines and salvage profits.
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Bits of Byplay by Luke McLuke a 1917 humor column
Snippets of jokes and wry observations from Luke McLuke including light quips on kindness, liberty, and daily life. Punchlines touch on government claims, marriage, travel, and a mix of literary and pop culture asides with playful satire and cartoonish vignettes.
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