Riverdale Vehicle Ordinance Regulates Motors and Safety
Riverdale passes a 1916 ordinance regulating motor vehicles and motorcycles. It defines motor vehicles, bans noxious exhaust and unsafe emissions, requires brakes and lights, mandates mufflers, restricts underage or intoxicated operation, enforces license checks, limits parking near hydrants, sets speed caps, and provides penalties from five to twenty-five dollars with daily offense accrual. The measure is signed by President Charles Niemeyer and Village Clerk F. O. Bergold.
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Seeress on White Mountain Predicts Storm Through Silence
In a starlit night an old woman on the White Mountains notes no clouds and says the mountain is talking. The wind roars near timber line as she predicts a deluge the next day, echoing Martineau on unseen force. Walter Pritchard Eaton cites the scene from Harper's Magazine.
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Harper’s Magazine
Forc es Eternal Love A Woman's Call to Companionship
The piece asserts time and love as eternal forces shaping society and homes. It warns bachelors and bachelor girls that self sufficiency cannot replace love and companionship, urging readers to seek lasting affection before opportunities fade.
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Mr Bachelor
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Panhandle PCC and St Louis Ev timetable notes
Eastbound and northbound trains run on a daily schedule with departures at 7.00 am 7.59 am 9.45 am 4.00 pm 6.03 pm and 7.43 pm. Dolten shares the same timetable with two minute differences per trip.
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