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HOMIE IS THE MOST DANGEROUS SPOT INNORLD. umbrella handle with cement. -·The handle
_ ` ‘ expanded with the heat of hishand and
If you were asked to name the most danger-jd ekploded in hislfaco. _     V   .
ous place on earth, you would probably e·‘· ·,,··‘j·~   g _i * * *_, l` ~» J   ~ .
begin racking your brains to think of some   ; v_ _, . ' * ‘ ‘ ‘
remote spot in a dark corner -0f the world i ‘ TAKE CARE OF YOUR CHILDREN
where man—eating tigers stalk deep jungles ,· V;   .
I and frightful savages lurk in a tangled Burns cause the death of more children I-
‘ underbrush. . §than any other kind of accidenté and 4. _
I _ ’ most of these _.could be prevente . ‘
Of course,,° you are a very practical per-- Kettles with hot liquids should never be
son, and you might pick the most‘ha;ard·— placed nearlthe egg; if stovesg ld, JG
I ous spot on the earth the crowded igh— · Tubs or boi ers o . o wa er s ou no
g ways of the good old U. S. A. And it be placed on the floor.*Ifgthis _must be p
wouldn't be a bad guess at that, when one ‘ done, be positive small children cannot
reflects that more than 36,000 Americans V enter the room. ..  4V y .. . T _, S
were killed and nearly a million injured _ _· 'i ‘ · ‘ _ _ .
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As a matter of fact, however, the most- . fee over  
y perilous place in the world is right in one sitting    
° your own home. Yes, it is a fact that Home at a table.   ’   y Q
Sweet Home, which is generally regarded a A Don't carry ·   mmm;   ‘/I / - is
haven of safety and a retreat from the a baby in on WZ ‘ *****“§,§‘T   / ·
hazards and pitfalls of the outside world, arm and a _   *"€"~"$°"°"` M l
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