Texas Safety Advocate Urges Education to Cut Accidents
W E James director of the Texas Council of Safety cites 6628 injuries and 1794 deaths from accidents in Texas from Sept 1926 to Sept 1927 and calls for nationwide public safety education, driver licensing, uniform laws, and school safety training to reduce fatalities. He warns of reckless drivers and stresses co operation among citizens to prevent preventable deaths.
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Austin
Texas
W. E. James
Texas Council of Safety
Houston
United States
Dad
Warning deer slaughter may exterminate Texas population
R T Polk of Killeen warns in a Fort Worth Star-Telegram letter that deer could be wiped out in a decade due to modern hunting methods. He cites stored deer in Mason Kerrville Brady and other towns as proof and proposes reducing hunting fever spread by press coverage. He also imagines rapid-ocean ships and p e a wives remark appears as a non sequitur.
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Texas
Fort Worth
Mason
Kerrville
Brady
What Children Should Know
A mixed collection of notes on timber railroad ventures in Idaho, camping gear like rubberized blankets, and Fabrikoid leatherlike dolls. It closes with a moral about judging a man by his own nature and a caution about piggish behavior while traveling.
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Idaho
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends for sympathy and aid after the death of their husband and father. Mrs. E. C. Jordan and sons thank those who lightened their burden with kind words and prayers.
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E. C. Jordan
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National Public Safety Program
Tfc
J. A. Heyman
Louise Rice
Eagle Pencil CO
New York City
Science
R. H. Chaney & Son
Kerrville, Texas
RCA Radiolas
Riley, Holekamp
Denman
SAP
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