The American National Red Cross Bulletin (Vol. I No. 3 July 1906)

The American National Red Cross Bulletin is a publication from the American Red Cross designed to inform the public about the organization’s activities achievements and the state of humanitarian work at the time. Volume I No. 3 published in July 1906 is part of a series that provided updates on the Red Cross’s mission and outreach particularly during a period when the organization was expanding its role in disaster relief health services and international aid efforts. This specific issue focuses on various initiatives undertaken by the Red Cross including its response to natural disasters the promotion of first aid and emergency preparedness and the development of nursing programs. The bulletin also often features reports on the training of volunteers the expansion of the organization’s network and the efforts to raise funds and awareness for its mission. It is a reflection of the growing importance of organized humanitarian aid in the early 20th century.