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Washington Star in Washington, New Jersey

14 Dec 1922

Page 6

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Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1922

Page

6

Auto Fatalities Rise to Reckless Driving Worries

State Motor Vehicle Inspector Dill criticizes rising auto fatalities in New Jersey and nationwide. He cites distracted pedestrians and poor brake equipment, urges magistrates to push deterrents and enforce speed limits to reduce fatalities.

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Were The Old Times Better

An old fashioned viewpoint contrasts past and present life. The piece notes harsher rural days with candlelight farm chores and low milk prices, then lauds modern conveniences like daily papers telephones automobiles and electric lights while asking if happiness has improved overall. It cites Edison Burbank Ford and other innovations.

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Sutuman Alaska American Agriculturist Thomas Edison Luther Burbank Henry Ford
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Trees Planted Along Roads Aiming To Improve Highways

The state highway department plans to plant shade trees along roads to create durable highways and distinctive roadways. The project compares favorably with Europe and other U.S. areas, costing about $1.27 per tree including all expenses.

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