Rex Beach Advocates Red Cross Seals for Tuberculosis Fight
Rex Beach argues for buying Red Cross Christmas Seals to fund anti tuberculosis work. He links sunlight and fresh air to health, cites Alaska Eskimo and San Blas Indians as examples of living conditions affecting TB, and urges broad public support for the National Tuberculosis Association campaign to raise 76.5 million.
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Rex Beach
Red Cross
Lane
National Tuberculosis Association
United States
Alaska
Arctic
Tropics
Coral Keys
Caribbean
San Blas
Orthodox Greek Choir Performs At Olivet Church
The Russian Orthodox Greek choir of this city led by Alexander Pogrebniak, with 45 members, presented a three piece musical program at Olivet Congregational church services. The platform was enlarged for the choir. They sang How Beautiful Upon the Mountains. The church was filled to capacity. The cantata The Kingdom of Mother Goose, sung last Friday by the church school children under Mrs. Howard Speer, will be repeated next Friday night.
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Alexander Pogrebniak
Olivet Congregational Church
Olivet Church
Howard Speer
Strikes and Food Aid in Berlin Districts
Berlin dispatch reports metal workers in the suburbs strike, while city leaders push a 60,000 mark aid to feed hungry workers. Separate notes note cast iron growth from repeated heating and the rationale for using low carbon content. Cotton replaces cane as planters shift crops to cut costs and raise profits amid sugar industry concerns.
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Berlin
Gertrans
Comon Council
Aululard
San Blas Indians Hygiene Yet Tuberculosis Free
San Blas Indians live on island villages with strict cleanliness and daily garment washing. They bathe often and stay free from tuberculosis as observed by a non medical observer. The piece notes urban contrasts and urges buying Red Cross Christmas Bears to support a holiday health program.
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San Blas Indiana
Belgrade Aftermath: Bombed City Desolate and Struggling
Belgrade lies in ruin after air raids with shattered towers and empty stores. Authorities have yet to repair royal palace or public buildings due to material and labor shortages. The city is somber, with few entertainment venues and a stark economy dependent on imports from abroad while reconstruction lags.
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Belgrade
Ranadas
Serbia
France’s Historic Dinner Service Carried to London
In London a secret transport under heavy guard delivered eighty three packages of Republic of France plate and Sevres china to the Embassy for President Poincare’s dinner in England. The gold and silver service, valued higher than a king’s ransom, moved from Paris with detectives and railway staff supervising every step. Seven vans ferried the cargo from the railway station while guards patrolled deserted streets to prevent theft or damage.
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London
Republic of France
Poincare
England
Paris
Eivery
Springfield preacher declines to speak amid police appeal
In Springfield Massachusetts Rev Irving St John Tucker on bail during appeal of a 20 year federal espionage sentence refused to give his address after Police Chief William J Quilty requested silence. The move followed Springfield post American Legion threats to hold authorities responsible for any peace breaches from demonstrations.
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Springfield
Mass
William J. Quillty
Irving St. John Tucker
Federal Penitentiary
Quilty
Springfield Post
American Legion
Plaza Presents Norma Talmadge In The Tale Of Conquest
Norma Talmadge stars in The Tale Of Conquest at Plaza starting last night for four days. She moves from convent girl to unhappy wife, then to isolation on a tropical isle with a young man, finding happiness before her husband returns. Natalie Talmadge debuts as a young actress alongside Pearl White and Marie Walcamp in related offerings. the orchestra conducted by Prof. Carl B. Jaarsen enhances the program with Universal News and other acts. A note on local scenery mentions sacred deodar trees in Tuin regions.
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Talmadge
Natalie
Makea
Hmnee
McKay
Marshall
Covert
Dixie
Brennan
Marley
Helen Jackley
Pearl White
Signs Persist In Germany After Imperial Name Change
The socialist newspaper Vorwaerts mocks Germany's failure to drop royal and Kaiser terms. Protest letters arrive from all provinces. many words remain on signs and offices in Berlin and southern Germany. Charlottenburg officials defend the royal designation as the Royal residence amid ongoing public debate.
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Berlin
Deeret Socialed Press
Germany
Charlottenburg
Chariottenburg
Carousing on graves stopped in Mexico
Tec de Mberico City reports a new municipal law forbids Mexicans from holding fêtes in cemeteries over graves on All Souls Day. Church authorities requested the action after the holiday, once a festive time for the poorer native classes who drank pulque and sang at graves, now halted.
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Mberico City
Mexico
Amber supply routes shift after war disrupted German shipments
The article notes most German supplies have found alternative channels except amber, cut off entirely, once arriving from the Baltic shores. A small amber flow now reaches England from Greenland, signaling changes in trade routes after the conflict.
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Germany
Baltic Sea
Englanil
Greenland
This Week atf Quilts Advertisement Schedule
This advertisement lists a weekly social calendar with events at Canton Park City and nearby venues. It includes McEnelly Singing Orchestra on Monday basket ball and dancing on Tuesday a Firemen's Ball on Wednesday Canton Park City Annual Ball on Thursday advanced dancing class on Friday and Quilty's Novelty Dance on Saturday plus private seasons every afternoon and evening.
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ATF
McEnelly Singing Orchestra
Firemen
Canton Park City
Quilty's
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