Salvation Army outlines vast U S activities and future plans
The Salvation Army national budget details 989 corps and outposts across the United States with a Home Service Fund goal of 18 million during May 19 to 26. It outlines costs for maintaining corps, headquarters, social work, pensions, and a building program to expand services including 75 hotels, 1,656,528 beds, and care for tens of thousands of children.
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New York
Salvation Army
United States
West Fourteenth Street
Home Service
Army
Salvation Army Home Service Fund Campaign Aims at 13 Million
Evangeline Booth explains the Home Service Fund drive for 13 million dollars to run May 19 to 26 1926. She notes war losses need rehabilitation and aims to double relief efforts for the poor in the United States after returning from France.
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Salvation Army
Home Service Fund
Frederick Duncan
Evangeline Booth
United States
Salvation Army Home Service Fund
France
Lloyd George Praises Salvation Army Letter
David Lloyd George writes to Evangeline Booth praising the Salvation Army for aiding Allied troops in France and other theaters. The Army’s Hate Service Fund Campaign aims to raise 13 million dollars during May 19 to 26.
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Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
United States
David Lloyd George
Paris
France
New York City
Camping Trip Precautions Include Colic Remedy
Advice urges carrying Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy before leaving home. It cannot be reliably obtained during hunting, fishing, or prospecting trips or while traveling by car or steamship. The recommendation stresses pretrip preparation and having the remedy on hand.
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Adv
Goldsmith and the New World Wideness in Literature
The author notes Goldsmith’s broad world view contrasting with Johnson’s local prejudice. It mentions Goldsmith’s brief consideration of emigrating to America and a humorous incident in his wandering life shaping his stance.
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Goigesus
Goldsmith
Johnson
America
Lfe
Rest and facial routine to combat fatigue
After a tiring day lie down for ten minutes then rise and cleanse the face with cold cream. Rub across lines and upward to lift sagging muscles. Apply a cloth soaked in very hot water then finish with several cold-water applications for a rejuvenated feel.
Hostess House Family Reunion and Gallant Doughboy Tribute
A vivid caption recalls a Hostess House family reunion and a veteran corporal’s chivalry toward a white haired woman in black. The piece honors wartime decorum and soldiers who dressed sharply to pay respects to civilians.
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Lady Fair
Notice of Final Settlement in Estate of Sarah Fine
In the Fountain Circuit Court April Term 1919 Robert Krout as administrator presents final account and vouchers in the estate of Sarah Fine deceased The final settlement will be examined on Thursday June 26 1919 Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved and prove heirship. O S Jones attorney
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Sarah Fine
Fountain Circuit Court
Robert Krout
Return of a War Mother at the Coblenz YWCA Hostess House
A German born mother, Mrs Anna Stepp, travels to Coblenz to reunite with her son Corporal Ralph Stepp of the American Army. The vigil recalls five years apart as the family learns Ralph is safe and serving in Germany, with Mrs Stepp seeking admission for her mother and reflecting on the wartime separation.
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Coblenz
Germany
Ruth Woodsmall
Colorado Springs
Colo
Miss Woodsmall
Third Army
Army
San Francisco
Weisbaden
Walter
Ralph
Stepp
America
Anna Stepp
George Washington Granted French Military Title
The article notes that near the end of the Revolutionary War George Washington was commissioned lieutenant general of the French army and vice admiral of France to serve as commander in chief of the united forces of France and the United States cooperating in the conflict.
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George Washington
General Washington
France
United Forces of
United States
Salvation Army Plans $13 Million Drive in May 1926
The Salvation Army launches a fundraising campaign during the week of May 1926 seeking 13 million dollars to support relief work and social services. The appeal emphasizes resilience and aid for those in need, urging public support and donations through local channels and parade events.
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Salvation Army
Army
All Modern Conveniences for Birds Surprise Marion
A four year old girl, Marion, visiting with her mother in a small town, sees birds perched on a public horse watering trough and asks in wonder how birds have bathtubs down there. The remark highlights a child’s literal interpretation of everyday urban life.
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Marion
Advertising notice for Liberty Bonds brokerage in Delphos
Cash paid for Liberty Bonds. If you need money send your Liberty Bonds by registered mail to Lauer Mercantile Agency Delphos Ohio and we will pay you promptly by return mail market price with interest to date less the 3 percent brokerage commission.
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Lauer Mercantile Agency
Delphos
Ohio
Dont Slow Up Advertise Now
Advertising urged as a path to business growth and prosperity. The piece argues that cutting advertising reduces prestige and sales while urging tradesmen to promote merchandise and trade-marked products to capture consumer demand. It emphasizes consistent advertising to sustain earnings and confidence.
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Fletcher
Lew Fox
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