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Title: Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine
Year: 1920 (1920s)
Authors: Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Subjects: Railroads -- Employees -- Periodicals Railroads -- United States -- Employees
Publisher: (Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad)
Contributing Library: University of Maryland, College Park
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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pulation,alcoholic drinks have become un-obtainable or too expensive for fre-quent indulgence. Four out of fiveof the physicians in the United Stateshave not taken out permits to pre-scribe alcohol. As the result of prohibition thereis increased prosperity and the div-ersion of large sums to the purchaseof better clothing, etc. Rescue work in the large citieshas, in considerable part, been re-placed by preventive work. Drunk-enness and admissions to hospitalsfor acute alcoholism have shown re-markable decline. Although alco-holism is but one part of the mesh ofevil circumstances the short-cut to-ward the removal of the evil whichprohibition has provided, promises tobe successful in diminishing not onlydisease but also poverty and crime. vSir Arthur expressed the opinionthat the fear that prohibition wouldlead to a similar ban on smoking isfantastic, and that the Americanpublic will endorse the action takenand will insist on the extension andcontinuance of prohibition. —World Digest.
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PREVEWIING DANLiliK SHji<<ALSSignals are usually ^ven to warn against approaching danger. In the case of tuberculosis, certainsymptoms if obeyed in time will usually prevent the disease. The National Tuberculosis Associationand its affiliated agencies advocate periodic physical examinations as a method of capturing the diseasein an early stage. At tuberculosis cUnics, hospitals and preventoria, expert physicians and nurseswill give examinations free. In order to estabUsh more of these, the National Tuberculosis Associa-tion is carrying on its Fourteenth Annual Christmas Seal Sale 22 Baltimore and Ohio Magazine, December, 1921 Ii) u +-... iiKiiinOiiitirmiiiOiiijiiitrtiil Safety Section 1 Mi)iinininriini(iraniiiit .4. Ladders Have Been Used and Abused sinceNoah Built the Ark By W. D. LenderkingvSafety Agent LADDERvS of one kind or an-other have been used since thedays when Noah built the Ark.But with all the experience of theages since that time behind us, lad-ders continue to be

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