Cavalry say man must lie still to survive a fall
An old cavalryman explains a horse will not step on a dismounted man, preferring a firm place to step over him. He says injuries come mainly from being knocked down, not from the horse stepping on a man, in a quiet, explanatory tone.
Advertising with coins in Michigan stores sparks debate
Kalamazoo and Muskegon merchants use silver dollars as roadside billboards, labeling wheel carts with a promo for grocery value. Complaints claim labels peel off and money becomes sticky and unpleasant to handle. Local readers question legality and public opinion may push for a coinuse law.
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