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The Boogie Trapp

By: Kerry Copeland Smith

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HalMarx Publishing

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0989642615

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9780989642613

Health Psychology in Australia

By: Jill Dorrian,Einar Thorsteinsson,Mirella Di Benedetto,Katrina Lane-Krebs,Melissa Day,Amanda Hutchinson,Kerry Sherman

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Health Psychology in Australia

By: Jill Dorrian,Einar Thorsteinsson,Mirella Di Benedetto,Katrina Lane-Krebs,Melissa Day,Amanda Hutchinson,Kerry Sherman

Health Psychology in Australia comprehensively explains the physiological, social and psychological factors that impact physical wellbeing.

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Cambridge University Press

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1316623955

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9781316623954

Masking America, 1918-1919

Efforts to Control the Great Influenza Pandemic

By: Kerry Segrave

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Masking America, 1918-1919

Efforts to Control the Great Influenza Pandemic

By: Kerry Segrave

This book recalls masking efforts in response to the Spanish flu epidemic. Masking the population as an ineffective response to disease by public health officials and political bureaucrats at various levels of jurisdiction reached its zenith in 2020. However, it began a century earlier during the Spanish flu epidemic of 1918-1919. In both cases, masking was not the first response made by the officials. In both cases, it was introduced as part of the second round of responses after the first round had failed. During 1918 the imposition of masking was done by legal mandate in some areas, by hectoring and whining on the part of officials in other areas, and by gentle and not so gentle public persuasion involving the use of "good" examples. Military members were mainly forced to don masks. Since there were bases, camps, and cantonments all over America as the war was ongoing, it was hoped an example would be set for the general public. Post office clerks who dealt with the public were often forced to wear masks; it was one of the few areas where the federal government had the power to impose masking. Some areas used masking almost not at all, such as the New England states. Other areas, such as the Pacific, forced masking on much of the population. Some public health officials did not subscribe to any of the imposed measures, such as Dr. Royal Copeland, the New York City Health Commissioner, and Dr. Rupert Blue, the United States Surgeon General.

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McFarland

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1476651892

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9781476651897

The Women Who Got America Talking

Early Telephone Operators, 1878-1922

By: Kerry Segrave

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The Women Who Got America Talking

Early Telephone Operators, 1878-1922

By: Kerry Segrave

When the need for telephone operators arose in the 1870s, the assumption was that they should all be male. Wages for adult men were too high, so boys were hired. They proved quick to argue with the subscribers, so females replaced them. Women were calmer, had reassuring voices and rarely talked back. Within a few years, telephone operators were all female and would remain so. The pay was low and working conditions harsh. The job often impaired their health, as they suffered abuse from subscribers in silence under pain of dismissal. Discipline was stern--dress codes were mandated, although they were never seen by the public. Most were young, domestic and anything but militant. Yet many joined unions and walked picket lines in response to the severely capitalistic, sexist system they worked under.

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147666904X

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Taming the Automobile

Early Regulation of Motor Vehicles in America, 1895-1903

By: Kerry Segrave

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Taming the Automobile

Early Regulation of Motor Vehicles in America, 1895-1903

By: Kerry Segrave

The first decade of the auto industry in America featured politicians and bureaucrats at all political levels trying to come to terms with a new form of locomotion. Rules and regulations had to be drafted, implemented, and then enforced. Working against them was a small but wealthy and powerful group that fought against regulations, tried to weaken those they could not block, or sought to write the rules themselves. This book details how the auto industry was imposed on society from the top down, unlike many new innovations that go through society from the bottom up.

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1476652198

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The Boogie Trapp

By: Kerry Copeland Smith

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By: Kerry Copeland Smith

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The Boogie Trapp

The Boogie Trapp

Health Psychology in Australia

Health Psychology in Australia

Masking America, 1918-1919

Masking America, 1918-1919

The Women Who Got America Talking

The Women Who Got America Talking

Taming the Automobile

Taming the Automobile

The Boogie Trapp

The Boogie Trapp

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