Automobile Law Spurs Stricter Enforcement Across State
State highway commission letters prompt officers to enforce the 1917 automobile law. New provisions require front and rear metal license strips, limit display numbers to two, and set age and sobriety restrictions for operators. Speed caps of 10 mph in business streets and 25 mph outside towns are enforced, with city ordinances aligned to the act. The 1920 license year begins July 1, and operation without current tags will be unlawful.
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State Highway Commission
General Assembly
Secretary of State
Gete-It Painless Corn Peel Sole Remedy Claim
An advertisement proclaims Gete-It as the sole painless peel off remedy for corns and calluses. It asserts there is only one genuine corn remover and promotes Gete-It as the happy way to rid feet of corns.
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Soluin
Auto Lighting Reflector Law Prompts Higher Fees
A reforming act doubles registration fees and strengthens license tag and reflector requirements for vehicles. Officials plan strict enforcement to ensure reflectors are installed and headlights do not exceed four candlepower, with beam height restrictions measured at 75 feet ahead and 42 inches from the ground.
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