Safety First Movement Spurs San Antonio Progress
The Safety First Federation of America marks its first anniversary as San Antonio touts broad adoption of safety first principles. Fire prevention campaigns expand, ladders rise on two story buildings, and traffic, health, and building regulations focus on preventing loss of life and property. Leader Darwin P. Kingsley describes the movement as elevating citizenship duties and prioritizing human life over speed and efficiency.
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San Antonio
Safety First Federation of America
Safety First
Southwest
San Antonio Traction Company
Safety
Federation
Robert Adamson
New York
Harold W. Newman
Public Safety
New Orleans
Charles M. Talbert
St. Louis
John Gillespie
Detroit
Lawrence G. Brooks
Highway Safety League
Boston
C. C. Healy
Chicago
William Guerin
Fire Prevention Bureau of
J. Walter Drake
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Harry P. Coffin
Public Safety Commission
Portland
Ore
William McAdoo
C. Loomis Allen
American Electric Railway Association
Karl W. Zimmerscheid
Society of Automobile Engineers
Texas
State Fire Insurance Commission
Darwin P. Kingsley
National Federation
Europe
America
Population of Riga Shrinks as Evacuation Continues
Riga reports 200000 of 517000 prewar inhabitants remain with thousands fleeing daily to the interior as German advances through Lithuania and Courland last summer prompt ongoing evacuees from the great industrial and commercial center.
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Lithuania
Courland
Dodson's Liver Tone replaces calomel for liver relief
An ad promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable substitute for calomel. It claims calomel is mercury and harms bones, causing sickness and salivation, while Liver Tone cleanses the liver without side effects. The pitch targets both children and adults with a money-back guarantee from the druggist.
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Dodson
Deportations and shortages reshape Riga amid war
The text describes mass arrests of about 60,000 of 69,000 Germans in Riga and deportations to central and southern provinces or Siberia, with government offices moved to Dorpat and Walk, and many educational institutes relocated to Moscow Petrograd and other cities. It notes soaring living costs as populations shrink and staple goods like sugar bread milk and meat become scarce or unaffordable.
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Moscow
Riga
Siberia
Dorpat
Walk
Polytechnic Institute
Petrograd
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