War Savings Campaign to Persist After Armistice
A 1919 series of war savings stamps is urged to continue in peace as in war to support veterans, Europe relief, and France Belgium rehabilitation. The policy links everyday savings to national needs and stresses broad citizen participation and indirect economic impact.
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Europe
France
Belgium
War Savings and Public Health Warnings Across Montana and U.S.
The piece urges thrift through war savings stamps to strengthen the postwar economy, praising the program’s broad civic value and Montana’s need to meet its $2,000,000 quota amid state and national goals. It also reports Surgeon General Blue linking influenza to rising tuberculosis risk, urging lung checkups, cautions against patent medicines, and stresses early detection and treatment.
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Washington, D.C
United States Public Health Service
Spain
Arthur Newsholme
Public Health’ Service
England
United States
Rupert Blue
Surgeon
Blue
The Joke On The Goat In A Soldierly Dilemma
An English regiment debated which smelled worse the Turk or the goat. Bets were made and a colonel agreed to judge by bringing both subjects to him. The goat’s entrance caused a faint, then the Turk’s did as well, leaving the outcome unresolved.
Civil Service Exams Postponed To December 7 1918
The U S Civil Service Commission postpones examinations for forest and field clerk and stenography or typewriting clerk from November 30 to December 7 1918. Local Secretary Board of Civil Service Examiners Forest Service provides application details.
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U. S. Civil Service Commission
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Forest Service
Public Health Service Warns on Tuberculosis Danger
U.S. Public Health Service urges vigilance against tuberculosis amid a rising case count. Health officials warn against false cures from patent medicines and advise influenza convalescents to have lungs examined. Early recognition is emphasized to prevent alarm and control spread.
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U.S. Public Health Service
United States
Tuberculosis Advice Promotes Fresh Air and Proper Care
Guidance urges individuals to seek medical evaluation for possible tuberculosis symptoms and avoid self diagnosis. Emphasizes monthly lung exams, strengthening through healthy living, nutrition, and fresh air, while warning against spending on patent medicines. Encourages adopting a clean lifestyle and enjoying life.
Mabel Normand Backs Down Then Agrees to Dive Scene
Mabel Normand refused a scene in The Venus Model as undignified but relented after Madge Kennedy funded 100 in Thrift Stamps to trigger her stunt. The act led Normand to plunge down a factory chute amid plans for the Goldwyn picture. The Roy al Theater hosts showings Wednesday and Thursday.
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Mabel
Goldwyn
Madge Kennedy
Mabel’ Normand
Mabel Normand
the Royal Theater
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Gopher
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Royal Club
Swifts
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Queen of Rose
U. B. CG
LOGAN @ HOWARD
Mai del Normand
Venus Model Goldwyn
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J. A. Hunter
Valier
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