The Sharers and Liberty Bonds Christmas Appeal
A wartime society column urges patriotic gifts of War Savings Stamps and Liberty Bonds for Christmas. Miss Hadith Kyle of Muscogee County promotes early shopping to aid war production, plus a Liberty Day note proclaimed by President Wilson. It also notes nursing totals and Red Cross enlistments as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadith Kyle
Muscogee County
Council of National Defense
Muscogee
Miss Kyle
Kyle
Council of National Defense of the United States
Nurses and Red Cross drive to recruit 13640 nurses
A 1918 wartime appeal outlines a goal of enrolling 13 640 graduate nurses by January 1 1919 and 18 000 by October to meet urgent needs cited by Surgeon General Gorgas. The Red Cross chapter is urged to organize enrollment committees in communities to locate and register missing American nurses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
Red Cross
The
Red Crosse
Gorgas
United States Army
Red Cross Chapter
Liberty Bond Workers Dinner Conference at the YMCA
All Liberty Bond Army members are invited to a 2 o'clock workers dinner conference at the YMCA. Dinner committees include Mrs. E. R. Hodgson Jr as chairman and lists numerous ladies from YWCA auxiliary, Garden Club and other groups assisting across the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Frierson
Miss Carter
Iberty Bond
YY. M.C. A
Liberty Bond Army
E. R. Hodgson, Jr
Henry Comer
W. ‘’. Forbes
Y. M. GC
A. Auvillary
C. D. Cox
W. T. Forbes
Elmer Crawford
Henry Carlton
Tom Middlebrooks
Beusse
Ralph Goss
McBride Howell
C. D
Cmmanuel
Gutlé
Temperance program and farewell for Miss Michael at State Normal
A vesper service at the State Normal School featured a W T C U program led by Dr. L W Hardman on The Relation of Temperance to the World War. He linked temperance to national duty and warned that alcohol harms fitness for service and food production. Dr. Pound and Chancellor Barrow praised Miss Michael as she leaves for France, noting her devotion to the army and her role in Hostess Homes. The school honors her courage and loyalty as she departs for broader work, despite personal sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
State Normal School
L. W. Hardman
Commerce
Hardman
America
Dr. Hardman
Pound
Barrow
France
Miss Micha
Alwevn
Tr Hae
Freewell Moneaen
Miss Michael
Liberty Loan rallies lift spirits amid Red Cross drives
The city flags energized by Liberty Loan rallies led by Tom Reed and county chairwoman Mrs Billups Phin tz, as Red Cross efforts roll on. Locals plan to support soldiers at Camp Gordon and attend community events while noting influenza cases and influenza related hospital visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Loan
City Loan
Fe ‘Ler
Vt Tom Reed
Reed
Billups Phintzy
Sage and Sulphur for Dark Hair Revival
An old time remedy Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound is sold in drug stores for about 60 cents to darken graying hair. The mixture is applied with a sponge or soft brush, strand by strand, to darken hair naturally and evenly without affecting health. Also includes World War II era bond slogans urging support for Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
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Alice H. Adams
Edith Thomas
Commonwealth of Right
Herold
Wilson
Wouisn
I Liberty Loan
Z L Fitzpaatrick
National Woman's Liberty Loan
Brandt
Jewelers
First Methodist Church
Degular
Baraca
Parla Elder
Lucy Cobb Institute
Hancock and
Pulaski
Miles Carter
Oconee Street Methodist Church
J. M. Hawkins
A. 8. Hutchinson
Fourth Liberty
the Athens Savings Bank
M. Stern
M. G. Michael, V.pres
G. A. Mell
Janta
Oreau
Southern
Walter Hodgson
Ben Link
Mrs. Link
Camp Gordon
Henry Tompkins
Atlanta
Lawrence Tompkins
Messrs
Wingfield Nesbit
Edward Davis
Macon
Wilbur Oglesby
Emmett McKenzie Io
Miz
Caroline Davis
Vernon Hall
J. N. Webb
John Gerdine
Susie Gerdine
Warren Morse
Pensacola, Fla
Linton Gerdine
Bill Beck
Griffin
Een Rogers
Arlington
Mis. Rogers
Hill Street
Lil Paine
State Normal
Schubert Sextette
Mary Hames
Lyceum
Chautauqua
Harvey Reid
Carlton Johnson
Neut
Chester Middlebrooks
Detroit
I. H. Swift
Sarah Swift
Elberton
J. E. Batley
Great Falls, S. C
W. B. Shehee
John M. Green
D. P. Haselton
Meadow O'Farrell
Winder
A. D. Few
Watkinsville
City
J. A. Hamilton
Raleigh
N. C
Mr. Hamilton
H. A. Shouse
Knox A. Shouse
Lil Shouse
Greenwood, S. C
Myrtle Shouse
M. L. Davis
Lenter Anderson
C. D. Flanigen
W. Lawrence Weeton
Nannie Power
Hancock Avenue
Dan DuPree
W. C. Greer
Danville
Mrs. T. L. Elliott
Thomas
Birmingham
Harvey Chandler
Henry Deusse
Elliott Blumenthal
Charleston
Mrs. M. Jankower
N. G. Slaughter
Nell Slaughter
Cartersville
Athens
Lexington Road
Georgia
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