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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1926
Page
3
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The American Red Cross contributions to public health include the Public Health Nursing Service, Nutrition Service, and home hygiene instruction. Across states and territories, 57 370 women learned to maintain hygienic homes and care for the sick, with nutrition programs reaching thousands.
The American Red Cross shows higher spending than the previous year with total expenditures of $11,892,000. Disaster relief and aid to disabled veterans dominate, while public health nursing and life saving services are notable components. The organization promotes the November Roll Call urging public enrollment.
The American Red Cross invites participation in its tenth annual Bull Call from November 11 to 26 to aid disaster relief at home and abroad and share its services with communities in need.
The message invites membership to endorse the Red Cross appeal during its tenth annual Hall Call from November 11 to 25 highlighting widespread service to humanity.
The article describes a two floor five room English town house built of variegated brick with whitewash and a slate roof. It highlights cross ventilation, celotex insulation, hardwood doors, an open fireplace, built in bookcase and a sun porch with potential sleeping porch above. Living room bay window and convenient service entry are noted.
The Sears Roebuck Agricultural Foundation reports forty percent of the U S wheat crop stays on farms for seed and animal feed. Chickens consume 59.1 percent of farm wheat, swine 20.1 percent, horses 54 percent, cattle 64 percent of remaining wheat in Wheat surplus regions with limited feed crops.
About 50 million bushels of barley are expected to be fed to farm animals in the United States this year if the crop outlook holds. Hog use accounts for about 50 percent, horses use 17.7 percent, cattle receive 11.9 percent, and farm poultry 10.5 percent. Sheep and miscellaneous feeds use the remaining share. Barley competes with corn as a five stock feed, especially in the northern corn belt and Pacific coast.
A concise guide outlines selecting whole beans and grinding fresh, proper storage in airtight containers, and using glass or stoneware pots. It covers boiling out pots with baking soda, cleaning percolator parts, and preferred cream options like condensed milk for richer flavor and convenience.
Education leaders worldwide have high praise for the Junior Red Cross in the past fiscal year. Recognition comes from the World Federation of Education Associations in Edinburgh in 1925 and from the National Education Association in Washington in 1920 and Philadelphia in 1926. The report notes strong international exchanges and growing impact in Porto Rico and the Philippines with large enrollments, and cites more than 5 million American Juniors involved. The American Red Cross highlights this during its Tenth Annual Roll Call, urging national participation from November 11 to 25.
The article reflects on Red Cross nurses as a permanent reserve of the Army Navy and U S Public Health Service noting their historic wartime service and ongoing readiness. It cites a 43 503 member reserve and calls for this year’s membership roll call from November 11 to 25.
The Red Cross Life-Saving Service grows nationwide with high Arizona participation as irrigation dams boost swimming. In 1925 7,145 men 5,408 women and 16,713 juniors earned lifesaving badges, totaling 29,266 with a 6,374 rise from the year before. Membership reaches 102,076 as the Tenth Annual Roll Call runs November 11 to 25.
A listing of airtight heating stoves offered at cut prices. Parlor furnace enameled mahogany priced at 0.00. Seventeen inch double heater 55.00. Coal blast stoves from 23.00 up. Sexton pipeless furnace complete 115.00. Cast iron range good one 35.00. Direct action steel ranges 48.00 and up.
The Lincoln County Chapter in Wiscasset Maine cites Mrs L A W Jackson as the oldest volunteer knitter in the country and the San Pedro California chapter notes an 85 year old knitter as a close second The annual roll call runs from November 11 to 16 with volunteers acting as solicitors in more than 3000 Red Cross chapters nationwide to support destitute children abroad and other aid programs
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