For Humanity
For God and Country
What they stand for—
What does Humanity mean?
Do you have two flags?
Do you wear the Red Cross button?
Do you ask your friends to join the Red Cross?
Has your school an American Red Cross Auxiliary banner?
A school reader for elementary pupils offers short stories, adapted tales, and practical lessons that introduce civic virtues such as courage, self-control, thrift, perseverance, kindness to animals, and patriotism. It then profiles public servants—police, mail carriers, firemen, street cleaners, and sanitation workers—to illustrate dependence, interdependence, and community cooperation. Subsequent sections address personal and public safety, sanitation, and insect control, and conclude with guidance on Junior Red Cross activities and patriotic service. Teacher notes recommend dramatization, discussion, and hands-on projects to connect classroom learning with daily civic habits and to encourage respect for public institutions and duties.
What they stand for—
What does Humanity mean?
Do you have two flags?
Do you wear the Red Cross button?
Do you ask your friends to join the Red Cross?
Has your school an American Red Cross Auxiliary banner?