Red Cross Aid From France to Serbia and France
The American Red Cross aids soldiers and civilians across fronts. Major Murphy recounts refugees in France with a blind child and a wounded soldier, and the repatriation of Belgian children to Evian. The report highlights meals, clothing, medical care, and the goal to save 40,000 infants yearly while aiding 50,000 French children and Serbia’s survivors with seeds, tools, and medical aid.
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France
Red Cross
Major Murphy
Popering
Paris
Fivian
Belgium
Long Way
American Red Cross
Serbia
Monastir
Roumania Red Cross Aid Amid War Suffering
The Red Cross mission to Roumania reports dire conditions as villagers suffer typhus and famine with three children in a squalid home. Queen Marie of Roumania thanks American aid, while war divides families and tests Red Cross resolve as five notices detail War Fund expenditures by chapters.
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The
Red Cross
Serbia
Roumania
Seltiv
American Red Cross
Towwania
Housmania
Anderson
Red Cross Space Contributed by Howard Company
A notice credits the American Red Cross with space contributed by J W and A P Howard & Company Ltd. The brief acknowledgment appears in the local page, naming the donors and organization in a ceremonial context. This indicates community support for Red Cross activities and a period advertisement style typical of the era.
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J. W. and
A. P. Howard & Company, Ltd
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Dvian
Ultaden
Gaston
Bowie
Evian
Repa
Toul
America