Pub-Quiz: Beam Me Up, Billy.
The years between 1870 and 1914 were known as the “The Great Binge”, a time when Absinthe was the drink of choice, opium was available by mail order, cocaine was an ingredient in anything from cough medicine to children’s soft drinks and a pharmaceutical company, Bayer, branded the name Heroin as a nonaddictive alternative to other opiates.
Given all this, you might want to think a bit out of the box when asked:
In the time leading up to the 1st World War, which organization in the U.S. provided transport for unaccompanied children at a sensationally low price?