共 A detailed account of the American Red Cross’s activities and impact within the state of Iowa. ＂The Red Cross in Iowa＂, written by Earl S. Fullbrook, explores the organization’s involvement in various community services and disaster relief efforts throughout the state’s history, likely focusing on the early 20th century. This book offers valuable insights into the Red Cross’s role in addressing social and medical needs, and its contributions to the well-being of Iowa’s citizens. It will appeal to researchers, historians, and anyone interested in the history of humanitarian work and community organizations in the American Midwest.
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