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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 10084, 24 September 1918, Page 8

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The number of motor vehicles registered in New York State on July Ist was 422,843, or more than 73,813 over that of a year ago. The passenger cars increased 44,130 and commercial cars and trucks increased 21,465.

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Warning of the danger of decreasing the amount of milk given to young children is issued by the New York Children's Bureau. Of 750 Baltimore cliiltlrrjn between 2 and 7 years of ago examined. only 27 per cent, are having fresh milk to drink ns against 60 per cent, a year ago. Taking a pint and a half as a desirable daily allowance, these 756 children had last year only 40 percent. of what they should have had, and this year they have only 14 per cent, of what they should have. This, the Bureau says, endangers the lives and health of the children. SNIFF UP, QAfiQLE OR SWALLOW L