Great Safety Movement Annual Safety Congress in Chicago
The Great Safety Movement plans the Annual Safety Congress in Chicago from September to October with about 7,000 attendees. It promises lectures, a 125-session condensed course in safety, a discussion on past present and future of safety, and aims to raise public safety knowledge and consciousness amid home and industrial accidents and rising automobile risks.
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Chicago
Congress
United States
Dangerous grade crossing myths and realities from rail history
The article discusses the frequency and causes of grade crossing accidents, noting that automobile into train crashes increased more than total accidents since 1927. It argues eliminating crossings is costly and places responsibility on drivers, citing rail safety efforts and legal rulings that blame motorists for failure to see oncoming trains.
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Uiat
Motoriata
Packers Seek New Deal To End Anti Trust Pact
Packers ask for government relief amid shifting markets as large chains broaden into packing and retail, aiming to escape constraints of an anti trust agreement from 1920. The dispute pits big packers against growing chain stores, with public impact on food prices and market dynamics uncertain.
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Wekar
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60 000 Churches Fail To Gain New Members
The piece reports that about 60,000 Protestant churches in the United States failed to add new members in the past year, with 7,000 to 8,000 vacant. Frederick L. Colling cites Woman's Home Companion, noting wasted church funds and the impact of other public gatherings and media on attendance. The Men’s Christian Church League’s survey questions past membership statistics, revealing many churches are effectively inert.
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Frederick L. Colling
Woman's Home Companion
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Men’s League
Duck Season Opens September 16 Across State Lands
State fish and game department announces opening dates for duck and other seasons with modest changes from prior years. Duck season runs September 6 to December 31 with a 16 duck per day bag limit. squirrel season October 1 to December 31. pheasants mostly closed unless petitions push for an exception. Trapping seasons differ by northern and southern Iowa zones. licenses required separate from hunting and fishing.
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Towa
Get
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Modern cooling system aims to help youth in Washington
A garbled early 20th century note discusses a cooling system in the Senate chamber. It claims the device would keep the chamber healthy and wealthy, reducing the need to stay up late and vent hot air. The text hints at a belief in efficiency and wisdom from better rest and cooling.
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Senate Chamber
Washington
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