Red Cross War Work Outlines Veteran Support Costs
Expenditures of 2.93 million for disabled veterans and 607 thousand for regular army and Navy service highlight Red Cross appropriations. National and local chapters share funds for veterans aid, insurance support, hospital care, social histories, guardianship, and discharge reports. Prosecution of claims grows tougher. 558,681 in awards tied to disability, death, pensions, and burial reimbursements. National HQ notes Red Cross aids where government lacks. Enrollment drive slated November 11 to 24.
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Navy
Red Cross
John Barton Payne
National Organization
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Army
Capital Police Women Win Red Cross First Aid Insignia
Members of the Women's Bureau of the District of Columbia police department completed the Red Cross first aid course and earned the special first aid arm Insignia. The American Red Cross trained 24,812 persons nationwide in first aid over the past year, issuing certificates to police fire and utility workers.
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District of Columbia Police Department
Red Cross
American Red Cross
United States
Eleventh Red Cross Roll Call Invites New Members
The Eleventh Annual Roll Call of the American Red Cross will invite new members from November 11 to 24 this year.
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The
American Red Cross
Bathing in Bathing Suits in Victorian Homes
A Victorian note on bath shortages in great houses, with Mrs Montagu the Queen of the Blue Stockings declaring her bath ready while lamenting the bathlog dress and chemise attire. Edinburgh letters mention cold baths and the lack of bathing dress, reflecting the era’s view of modesty in bathing.
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Red Cross Floso Relief In South Costs 17009500
Tornadoes led a disaster list for the year ending June 30 with floods second. Red Cross reported 111 disasters at home and abroad, raising about 17 million for Mississippi Valley floods and Florida hurricane relief. A national appeal pushed membership to 5 million as Armistice Day events raised funds and support for ongoing rehabilitation.
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United States
Red Cross
St. Louis
Philippines
Jn 20
Havana
Cuba
Isle of Pines
Bahamas
Porto Rico
Haiti
Armenia
Japan
Albania
Jugoslavia
Mexico
Syria
Bulgaria
China
Florida
Mississippi
Red Cross Disaster Relief Service
Hotte
Families and Happiness in a Happy Marriage
A writer cites happy couples as those with loving large families. Though work is hard, they endure, returning home to share profits with their partners. The scene hints a crying baby nearby, framed by admiration from the London Express quote via Nannen Sweffer.
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Nannen Sweffer
London Express
Zoroaster’s Religion Questioned by Electric Light
A brief remark notes that turning on electric light invites reflection on Zoroaster's religion, signaling a curious cultural contrast in a periodical snippet.
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Zoroaster
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