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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1919
Page
4
Peru and nearby towns show active social life with shopping trips and visits by many residents and visitors including Miss Lizzie Wright and Mrs. Grover Lee. Several families travel for dental work, reunions, or visits, and local advertising promotes rubber-tired buggies and Hog-Tone tonic for dogs.
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications says an ad. Internal remedies are required to reach the disease. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken by mouth and said to work through the blood on mucous surfaces. It is claimed to be composed of tonics and purifiers and endorsed by physicians. Send for testimonials. sold by druggists. Hall's Family Pill for constipation is also advertised.
The Toledo Weekly Blade describes its 84 year history of reliability and educational mission. It promotes weekly world news coverage and features, inviting readers to join a national family with a special combined subscription offer for the Toledo Weekly Blade and the Denver Tribune.
The 11th District may appoint cadet vacancies at West Point and Annapolis for February 1920. Candidates must pass a preliminary exam October 18, 1919, at Peru Indiana in the Court House Assembly Room at 9 AM. Contact Milton Kraus M C Room 373 House Office Building Washington DC for details.
The Red Cross Junior Membership department designs a global kinship among school children, aiming to unite American youth with distressed children worldwide. It cites 200000 starving in central Europe and 75000 in Petrograd, directing 60 percent of fees to a National Children's Fund.
The Junior Red Cross offers school auxiliary membership with fees based on pupil count. Each school pays one quarter the number of dollars equal to its pupil total, funds directed to national and local relief efforts.
The remaining forty percent of Junior fees and any additional school children’s contributions will fund community activities. Crippled children will receive crutches or artificial limbs, and hospital care costs will be covered by American Red Cross Juniors if families cannot pay. Junior auxiliaries seek diversions for orphans and residents of poor houses, aiming to build international understanding and encourage purposeful activity and service.
The Junior Red Cross will focus this term on two new phases: internationalizing general education and offering scholarships for children of disabled service members. A monthly bulletin will bring world stories to life, aiding geography and history lessons and promoting awareness of postwar social and economic changes.
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