He showed no rancor, and urged his followers to do the same. As he turned to help the woman behind him to descend, he was struck by a motorcar, flung down the street, then run over. Mr. Bliss was the first person killed by an automobile in the United States. Since that tragic event, tens of thousands of other Americans have followed him, lost in the uneven battle between pedestrians and the ever-growing population of steel behemoths. Where city outpaces 'burbs Walking to work is an urban advantage he world is divided into city dwellers and car dwellers.
City dwellers can drive cars and often do.
I am mad Hopping mad. No two ways about it. How much money we are paying for medicine. I dropped into my local pharmacist to get a refill on eye drops. Special Section Services Subscribe to The Daily News Order it online.