26 May 1902: Wedges of rubber or cotton wool soaked in solution can be inserted in the more deadly cuts, but a new compound of rubber neatly fills a hole
: Wedges of rubber or cotton wool soaked in solution can be inserted in the more deadly cuts, but a new compound of rubber neatly fills a holeFront Quad, Queen's College, Oxford, 1903.uncture stops innumerable have been devised, patented, and sold, and not a few riders have in addition, privately experimented with sugar cures, glycerine, treacle, and other glutinous or viscous materials inserted in a fluid state within the inner tubes.
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