Fire deaths and injuries haunt May 1922 diary of horror
Fire Marshal H A Dykeman reports 75 injuries and 21 deaths in May 1922, ranging from babes to seniors, with causes including bonfires, matches, kerosene, and careless handling near stoves. The account chronicles tragic scenes of burns, shopping near gas, and dangerous child play, urging vigilance ahead of summer outdoor activities.
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H. A. Dykeman
Angel of Death stalks Fires Avoidable From figures prepared by state fire marshal
April figures show 845 percent of 302 fires and a $455,668 loss due to carelessness. Lightning caused $9,000 in unroofed buildings. One fire traced to incendiarism, 36 undetermined. Chimney sparks called departments 64 times, $29,381 loss. Smokers burned $31,921. 21 defective flues cost $21,805. Largest loss $52,491 from 18 defective electric wires. April 1922 fires equal to April 1921. but April 1922 saved $150,487 and had 11 fewer incendiaries.
Street car conductors in Stockholm offer hatpin protectors
Street car conductors in Stockholm sell hatpin protectors for one cent each to all women who wish to buy.
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