The need for safety in industry
The organized accident prevention movement
Safety code development and enforcement
Safety in specific industries
Accident prevention for certain hazards
Educating the worker in safety
The relation of safety compensation and rehabilitation.

Industrial accidents in the United States / Ethelbert Stewart
The need for safety from the worker's point of view / William Green
Need of safety from the employer's point of view / Magnus W. Alexander
History of the safety movement / Lew R. Palmer
Does accident prevention pay? / G. A. Orth
Organizing for safety nationally / W. H. Cameron
Organizing a local safety council / Julien H. Harvey
The part of the casualty insurance company in accident prevention / David Van Schaack
The need for more definite analysis of accident causes / Lucian W. Chaney
Safety education in the public schools / Albert W. Whitney
The National Safety Code Program / P. G. Agnew
How safety codes are developed and enforced in Pennsylvania / Cyril Ainsworth
Safety code enforcement in Ohio / Thomas P. Kearns
Enforcement of industrial codes in Massachusetts / Ethel M. Johnson
Safety code enforcement in California / John A. McGilvray
The Wisconsin idea in safety / Fred M. Wicox and A. J. Altmeyer
Safety in the steel industry / Charles L. Close
Safety in coal mining / Daniel Harrington
Safety in mining-other than coal / John L. Boardman
Safety in the cement industry / Henry A. Reninger
Safety for railroad employes / E. S. Chapin
Safety in building construction / C. H. Almstead
Safety in the automobile industry / R. F. Thalner
Safety in the chemical industry / L. A. De Blois
Safety in the paper industry / William John Peacock
Safety in the textile industry / G. H. Van Emburgh, Jr.
Safety progress in the woodworking industry / John A. Dickinson
The guarding of mechanical power transmission equipment / Victor S. Karabasz
Point of operation guarding / Gregory C. Kelly
Safety on walkways, floors, etc. / H. Weaver Mowery
Eye protection / Walter G. King
Guarding against infection / W. Irving Clark
The prevention of industrial poisoning / William F. Boos
Industrial lighting as a safety measure / John S. Spicer
Industrial safety-education of the worker-fundamentals upon which to work / M. E. Danford
Putting safety across to the worker
Caral B. Coxe
The foreman's responsibility for accidents / Matthew Lund
Sustaining interest in safety / John A. Oartel
Relation of workmen's compensation to accident prevention / John B. Andrews
The inter-relation of compensation and safety work in New York State / Leon S. Senior
Getting the injured man back to work / Harold F. Webb
Rehabilitating the worker when accident prevention fails / S. S. Riddle.