Red Cross Christmas Seals Origin and Local Drive in Concord
The article traces Christmas Seals from their 1862 Boston Civil War origin to global use and recalls the 1908 national program. It details Concord’s local sale in drug stores and via the Woman's Club, names committee members, notes 10 000 stamps sold last year, and explains 80 percent of proceeds support local tuberculosis aid and prevention efforts.
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Red Cross
Boston
Portugal
Switzerland
Austria
France
Spain
Denmark
Norway
Russia
Sweden
Jacob Riis
Delaware Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Emily P. Bissell
Red Cross Society of Delaware
American Red Cross
United States
Friend’s
Richardson's
Concord Drug Co
Ralph Hollen
Anson Wheeler
Concord
Tuberculosis Committee
George M. Baker
Henry Smith, Jr
C. H. Towle
Ellen T. Emerson
Like Home Distracted Author Scene In Sussex
A fragmented dialogue features Mrs Hodge and a London gentleman hearing tin roof sounds from a Sussex ep house. The diners joke about generous tips and the diner's diplomacy contrasts with a butchered exchange. A Comtesse remarks on retribution and political manipulation, aiming to expose muckraking exposure.
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Sussex
Hodge
London
Exquisite Dresden Ribbon Effects Arrive in Bargain Widths
Vendors advertise ribbons with Dresden effects in striped and floral patterns. Available in various widths suitable for crafting bags and coat hangers. Exclusive pricing highlights value.
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Dresden
Post Cards and Booklets Offer Wide Selection
Store advertises large collection with daily arrivals of cards and booklets. Highlights include place cards gift cards Mary C. Low Letters and Christmas season cards. Urges early selections as customers are moving in fast and prices are low for higher priced items.
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Mary C. Low
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