War Savings Stamps Safer Investment Warned in Wyoming Reports
County reports in Wyoming show mixed progress on war savings stamps for the Tenth Federal Reserve district. December figures indicate uncertainty about meeting the year end quota without heavier buying. stamps cost $4.29 now and mature to $5 by January 1, 1923, with certificates delivering $100 after four years.
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War Savings
Wyoming
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 Fires Damage Talkeetna Warehouse
An Alaska quake near Talkeetna caused a fire at the Alaska engineering commission warehouse trapping and destroying a substantial portion of supplies and part of the building. Estimated losses run around 3000 dollars.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Talkeetna
Here
Alaska Engineering Commission
Red Cross Roll Call Appeals for World War Support
The Red Cross calls for December week membership with 72 million people invited to renew involvement. It frames a Christmas gift through annual dues aiding soldiers, sailors, and war families, praising women’s maternal role and urging broad public response led by President Wilson and national leaders.
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Ned Crom
Red Cromat Chivmias
Ted Cross
Christias
Red Cross
Ned Cross
Christima
America
Wilaan
Red Cross Canteen Praised by Troops After Chateau-Thierry
Soldiers, sailors and marines express heartfelt thanks for Red Cross canteen service en route to embarkation points. Postcards from front and rear areas praise coffee, care, and constant support, with emphatic calls to back the Red Cross.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Angela
Toledo
Canteen Service Expands for American Aviators in France
The American Red Cross will establish special combination mess and recreation canteens in France for aviators stationed there. General Patrick requested improved comforts to keep pilots in top mental and physical condition. American women of cheerful personalities will preside, creating a home-like atmosphere, with the Red Cross holding sole charge of aviation canteens.
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France
Red Craw
Patrick
Air Service
Red Cross
Red Cross to Expand Palestine Relief Efforts
Dr. John H. Finley announces that the American Red Cross plans a far larger relief program in Palestine to rescue thousands from starvation disease and displacement. He cites dire conditions in Lebanon Damascus and surrounding areas and seeks immediate additional hospital units and support under Allied trusteeship.
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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 danger and flu convalescents
U S Public Health Service cautions the public about tuberculosis risks in the United States with one million cases noted. Influenza convalescents should have lungs examined as lingering ailments may signal tuberculosis. No alarm if tuberculosis is recognized early. patent medicines are not trusted.
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United
Bates
New York City
Department of Health
Framingham
Maass
Beware tuberculosis after influenza warning message
A health advisory urges caution after influenza, advising not to self diagnose, to have lungs examined monthly, build strength with proper living, food, and fresh air, and to avoid patent medicines. It promotes becoming a fresh air advocate and enjoying life.
Tuberculosis Risk Rise Tied to Influenza Outbreak
U S Public Health Service warns influenza in Spain boosts tuberculosis threat in the United States. Surgeon General Blue cites estimated one million TB cases nationwide and urges exposed individuals to seek medical exams, avoid patent medicines, and pursue good diet and fresh 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 Want Ads Bring Results
War era food pledge urged strong saving across the nation as the United States Food Administration calls for continued rationing and efficiency. It cites sugar cuts from four to two pounds monthly and stresses every spoonful saved counts toward meeting the 174% million ton target for food for allies.
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United States Food Administration
United States
Eee
America
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Stock Growers National Bank Corner
17Th and Capital
Cheyenne, Wyoming
First National Bank
Chateau-Thierry
The
Mohammedan
Pkar
American & Cross Wead
U. S. Public Health Service
Hera
Capitol
Tel
W. 17Th St
the Palace Cafe
Lars
Carey Avenue
Theodore Diers
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