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1.	A prodigal protege. A little blonde haired Montenegrin waif picked up on the road by Lieut. Col. Frederick Keppel, director of American Red Cross foreign relief, of Washington, during the Red Cross executive's trip through the Balkans. The little girl lost her parents during the war and had been begging by day and living with 31 other waifs in a cave near Podgoritza. She was placed in the American Red Cross school at Cettinje wear the rags she wears in the photo were exchanged for warm American clothes. She is now getting regular meals, living in sanitary surroundings and learning the three "R's" 5 January 1920 [date received]	BIBFRAME Instances	Instance	19503391

2.	A Prodigal protege. A little blonde haired Montenegrin waif picked up on the road by Lieut. Col. Frederick Keppel, director of American Red Cross foreign relief, of Washington, during the Red Cross executive's trip through the Balkans. The little girl lost her parents during the war and had been begging by day and living with 31 other waifs in a cave near Podgoritza. She was placed in the American Red Cross school at Cettinje wear the rags she wears in the photo were exchanged for warm American clothes. She is now getting regular meals, living in sanitary surroundings and learning the three "R's" 5 January 1920 [date received]	BIBFRAME Instances	Instance	19503392

3.	Hine, Lewis Wickes, 1874-1940 A typical group of messengers at Postal Telegraph Company's main office, 253 B'[road]way. During hot weather they wear these shirt waists. (A Suggestion for the other companies.) 1910 July	BIBFRAME Instances	Instance	20686369

4.	A Prodigal protege. A little blonde haired Montenegrin waif picked up on the road by Lieut. Col. Frederick Keppel, director of American Red Cross foreign relief, of Washington, during the Red Cross executive's trip through the Balkans. The little girl lost her parents during the war and had been begging by day and living with 31 other waifs in a cave near Podgoritza. She was placed in the American Red Cross school at Cettinje wear the rags she wears in the photo were exchanged for warm American clothes. She is now getting regular meals, living in sanitary surroundings and learning the three "R's"	BIBFRAME Works	Work StillImage Collection	19503392

5.	A prodigal protege. A little blonde haired Montenegrin waif picked up on the road by Lieut. Col. Frederick Keppel, director of American Red Cross foreign relief, of Washington, during the Red Cross executive's trip through the Balkans. The little girl lost her parents during the war and had been begging by day and living with 31 other waifs in a cave near Podgoritza. She was placed in the American Red Cross school at Cettinje wear the rags she wears in the photo were exchanged for warm American clothes. She is now getting regular meals, living in sanitary surroundings and learning the three "R's"	BIBFRAME Works	Work StillImage Collection	19503391

6.	Hine, Lewis Wickes, 1874-1940 A typical group of messengers at Postal Telegraph Company's main office, 253 B'[road]way. During hot weather they wear these shirt waists. (A Suggestion for the other companies.)	BIBFRAME Works	Work StillImage Collection	20686369

7.	On the ancient 'imperial road' of Albania. The American Red Cross worker is standing in a trail worn into the sandstone rock on the old Roman road that leads from Durazzo, Albania, to Constantinople. During the long Turkish occupation of this part of the Balkans lines of communication and transportation were given very little attention, only three short highways having been built during several hundred years. It is said that more improvements were made in the roadways during the war and the Austrian and Italian occupation, than ever before, for it was necessary to reconstruct and build a net of military roadways. Although not built with any idea of permanency, they will be the nucleus for Albania's new railway system 30 September 1920 [date received]	BIBFRAME Instances	Instance	19517373

8.	On the ancient 'imperial road' of Albania. The American Red Cross worker is standing in a trail worn into the sandstone rock on the old Roman road that leads from Durazzo, Albania, to Constantinople. During the long Turkish occupation of this part of the Balkans lines of communication and transportation were given very little attention, only three short highways having been built during several hundred years. It is said that more improvements were made in the roadways during the war and the Austrian and Italian occupation, than ever before, for it was necessary to reconstruct and build a net of military roadways. Although not built with any idea of permanency, they will be the nucleus for Albania's new railway system	BIBFRAME Works	Work StillImage Collection	19517373

9.	Harris & Ewing Tire testing machine. Washington, D.C., May 20. Testing wear and tear on tires with this tire testing machine at the Bureau of Standards is W.D. [?] hold, the machine simulates road tests traveling from 20 to 60 mph, the only difference is that the load on the tires is heavier than the normal weight of cars that the tires are made for [...] [1937] May 20	BIBFRAME Instances	Instance	20248158

10.	United States. Office of War Information. Conservation. Truck abuse. Match duals properly! When dual tires are mismatched, the larger tire carries most of the load and the smaller tire is just "along for the ride." This produces fast tread wear on the overworked tire and the excess heat produced usually results in early failure. As a general rule to follow, tires which differ more than one-quarter-inch in diameter should not be mounted on the same set of dual wheels. Consult an experienced truck or tire man for his specific recommendations. The outer wheel should always get the newer tire (due to the crown of the road). Unequal inflation can cause the same condition 1942 June	BIBFRAME Instances	Instance	19645848

11.	National Research Council (u.S.). Committee for the Study of Relationships between Vehicle Configurations and Highway Design New trucks for greater productivity and less road wear Washington, D.C.: Transportation Research Board, National Research Council; 1990	BIBFRAME Instances	Instance	4362068

12.	Moyer, Ralph Alton, 1897- Tire wear and tire failures on various road surfaces Washington, D.C.: [U. S. Govt. print. off.]; 1943	BIBFRAME Instances	Instance	10204291

13.	United States. Office of War Information. Conservation. Truck abuse. Match duals properly! When dual tires are mismatched, the larger tire carries most of the load and the smaller tire is just "along for the ride." This produces fast tread wear on the overworked tire and the excess heat produced usually results in early failure. As a general rule to follow, tires which differ more than one-quarter-inch in diameter should not be mounted on the same set of dual wheels. Consult an experienced truck or tire man for his specific recommendations. The outer wheel should always get the newer tire (due to the crown of the road). Unequal inflation can cause the same condition 1942 June	BIBFRAME Instances	Instance	19645849

14.	Roumania, Land of Bare Feet. All the clothes that this Roumanian war widow and her four children own, they have on their backs. All are barefoot as shoes are so scarce that few people wear them. These four children were pathetic "starvation" patients in one of the American Red Cross hospitals in Bucharest, and although they are now on the road to recovery they still show the after effects of mal-nutrition. All of them look aged beyond their years and their mentality is entirely retarded and torpid. Roumania is fast straightening out her economic situation but the was has left thousands of destitute people March 1920 [date received]	BIBFRAME Instances	Instance	19515922

15.	Andersson, Olle Studies of pavement wear Stockholm: The National Swedish Road and Traffic Research Institute; 1972	BIBFRAME Instances	Instance	2671840

16.	Moyer, Ralph Alton, 1897- Tire wear and tire failures on various road surfaces	BIBFRAME Works	Work Text Monograph	10204291

17.	Conservation. Truck abuse. Match duals properly! When dual tires are mismatched, the larger tire carries most of the load and the smaller tire is just "along for the ride." This produces fast tread wear on the overworked tire and the excess heat produced usually results in early failure. As a general rule to follow, tires which differ more than one-quarter-inch in diameter should not be mounted on the same set of dual wheels. Consult an experienced truck or tire man for his specific recommendations. The outer wheel should always get the newer tire (due to the crown of the road). Unequal inflation can cause the same condition	BIBFRAME Works	Work StillImage Collection	19645849

18.	Roumania, Land of Bare Feet. All the clothes that this Roumanian war widow and her four children own, they have on their backs. All are barefoot as shoes are so scarce that few people wear them. These four children were pathetic "starvation" patients in one of the American Red Cross hospitals in Bucharest, and although they are now on the road to recovery they still show the after effects of mal-nutrition. All of them look aged beyond their years and their mentality is entirely retarded and torpid. Roumania is fast straightening out her economic situation but the was has left thousands of destitute people	BIBFRAME Works	Work StillImage Collection	19515922

19.	New trucks for greater productivity and less road wear	BIBFRAME Works	Work Text Monograph	4362068

20.	Harris & Ewing Tire testing machine. Washington, D.C., May 20. Testing wear and tear on tires with this tire testing machine at the Bureau of Standards is W.D. [?] hold, the machine simulates road tests traveling from 20 to 60 mph, the only difference is that the load on the tires is heavier than the normal weight of cars that the tires are made for [...]	BIBFRAME Works	Work StillImage Collection	20248158

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