War Savings Stamps Seen as Safe Investment in Wyoming
A Wyoming report on War Savings Stamps shows district progress toward the 1918 quota. It notes uncertain December purchases risk delaying the goal, but stresses stamps as thrift and war finance tools with a December cost of 4.29 and a 5.00 value by January 1 1923.
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Wyoming
War Savings
War Savings Headquarters
Federal Reserve District
Miniea
Uncle Sam
Federal Reserve Bank and Post Office
Cheyenne
Wyo
Natrona
Hot
Niobrara
Weston
Eeeae
Sheridan
Ean
Lincoln
Platte
Sweetwater
Goshen
Vinta
Crook Ce
Campbell
Yellowstone
Earthquake Fire Damages Alaska Warehouse
An Alaska quake caused a fire at Talkeetna near Anchorage, igniting a heater pipe and destroying parts of the Alaska engineering commission warehouse. The loss is about 3000 dollars.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Talkeetna
Here
Alaska Engineering Commission
Red Cross Roll Call Urges National Unity and Support
The piece promotes a December week roll call by the Red Cross, urging 72 million adults and children to renew their pledge, highlighting membership as a Christmas gift to soldiers and those affected by war. It frames the campaign as uniting the nation, praising women’s nurturing role and citing President Wilson’s call to join the crusade.
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Ned Crom
Red Cromat Chivmias
Ted Cross
Christias
Red Cross
Ned Cross
Christima
America
Wilaan
Red Cross Canteen Welcomes Troops Abroad
Soldiers praise the American Red Cross canteen service after Chateau-Thierry with thanks sent home by mail. Postcard sentiments express appreciation for coffee, kindness, daily care, and 100 percent canteen service as troops head to embarkation points.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Angela
Toledo
Canteen At Front For American Bird Men
American aviators in France will receive special Red Cross canteens as requested by General Patrick. The Red Cross will set up combination mess and recreation canteens at aviation stations to provide extra comforts and home atmosphere run by American women. The Red Cross will have sole charge of these aviation canteens and ensure aviators stay in good mental and physical condition.
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France
Red Craw
Patrick
Air Service
Red Cross
Red Cross plans expanded relief for Palestine crisis
Dr John H Finley, American Red Cross commissioner to Palestine, urges immediate large scale aid. He cites starving Lebanon refugees and depopulated villages, with hospitals overwhelmed and thousands sick awaiting care as British advances reach Nazareth and Haifa.
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Red Cross
Palestine
John H. Finley
Iran
New York
Lebanon
Ameres Fey Cross
Reid Cross
Damascrs
Lauran
Finley
Allenby
British War Office
Beersheba
Dan
Syria
Nazareth
Tiberius
Tyre
Sidop
Haifa
Beirut
America
Holy Land
Great Britain
American Red Cross
Public Health Warns on Tuberculosis and Flu Convalescents
U S Public Health Service urges inspection of lungs in influenza convalescents as tuberculosis looms with one million U S cases. Early recognition needed. patent medicines discouraged. No alarm if recognized early and proper medical care pursued.
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U. S. Public Health Service
United States
United
Bates
New York City
Department of Health
Framingham
Maass
Beware tuberculosis after influenza
Public health note urges reading as a cautionary guide. It advises against self diagnosis and recommends medical lung exams at monthly intervals. Emphasizes building strength with good living, nutrition, and fresh air while avoiding patent medicines and focusing on prevention.
Influenza in Spain Linked to Rise in Tuberculosis
U S Public Health Service cites a link between influenza outbreaks and higher tuberculosis death rates. Surgeon General Blue warns Americans to guard against TB as millions infected with influenza raise spread risk. Early TB signs require prompt medical care and better living, food, and air.
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Washington, D.C
United States Public Health Service
Spain
Arthur Newsholme
England
United States
Eee
Bea
Rupert Blue Tea
Sarsgeon General Blue
Gells
State Leader Calls for Food Saving and Victory Efforts
The United States Food Administration urges ongoing food conservation amid war uncertainty. It cites pledges from August 1918 and sets a goal of saving 174 million tons of food, praising reduced sugar rations and disciplined consumption to support allies and national needs.
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United States Food Administration
United States
Eee
America
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17Th and Capital
Cheyenne, Wyoming
First National Bank
Chateau-Thierry
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Pkar
American & Cross Wead
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Capitol
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W. 17Th St
the Palace Cafe
Lars
Carey Avenue
Theodore Diers
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