Two Women Survive Tuberculosis Camp in St Louis Effort
The Night and Day Camp run by the St. Louis Society for the Relief and Prevention of Tuberculosis helps sufferers. It stresses fresh air sunlight good food and rest under medical supervision as key to cure and prevention. The Red Cross Christmas Seal sale funds TB work nationwide.
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United States
St. Louis Society For the Relief and Prevention of Tuberculosis
National Tuberculosis Association
Red Cross
Ruralites Have Big Health Advantage Over City Dwellers
A National Tuberculosis Association message urges fresh air and sunlight as disease preventives. It notes rural residents enjoy healthier living due to outdoor sleeping porches and ample air, while warning against tightly closed windows that foster tuberculosis.
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Healen
United States
National Tuberculosis Association
Red Cross
Facts On The Arch Enem y Of Humanity
A historical bulletin stresses tuberculosis as a widespread killer of workers aged 16 to 45, causing massive deaths and economic loss. It warns the disease is curable and preventable, spread by ignorance, and urges support for the National Tuberculosis Association and Red Cross Christmas seals to fight the epidemic.
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National Tuberculosis Association
Red Cross
United States
Fighting Tuberculosis Campaign Launched Nationwide
The National Tuberculosis Association has begun a broad educational drive. A health survey shows 150000 annual US deaths and one million active TB cases today.
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National Tuberculosis Association
United States
Nose Powder Misadventure In A Theater Lobby
A hot day and a North side afternoon lead Elise to a movie with a friend. She powders her nose heavily in a haste to look good, meets a surprised escort who jokes about matching nose to hair, and confesses her heavy rouge failed to wash off easily. The Indianapolis News recounts the humorous scene.
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Indianapolis News
War linked pestilence theory echoes Krakatoa era guesswork
An essay argues influenza outbreaks after World War I may have been spread by windborne gases from battlefields, recalling Krakatoa dust effects. It notes Mount Kloet in Java and suggests future wars could trigger similar global pestilence, urging war avoidance.
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Mount Kloet
Java
Krakatoa
Spain
Germany
France
South
Leslie
Persian Envoy at Mount Vernon Visit
A Persian envoy joined Sir Julian Paunce during a Mayflower voyage to Mount Vernon aboard the president’s yacht. The guest, a Persian minister, paused before Washington’s tomb, then remarked to a friend, How great a man and how little a cemetery. The moment drew comment on Washington’s memory and the envoy’s Oriental perspective.
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Mount Vernon
Julian Pauncefate
Washington
Great Britain
Coronel FE. W. Halford
Lestle
Germany Orders Employment of Disabled Soldiers
The American Journal for Crippies reports a January German directive mandating that all public and private sectors hire at least one disabled soldier per 100 workers, with agricultural work at one per 50. Disabled workers may not be discharged without workmen's committee consent and 14 days' notice. violations incur fines up to 10,000 marks.
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Journal For Crippies
Germany
American buys Belle Croix chapel in Villeneuve les Avignon
The Havas agency reports an American purchaser bought the Belle Croix chapel dating from the fourteenth century built by Chartreuse monks on the heights of Villeneuve les Avignon France. The chapel with fine carvings was torn down carefully packed for transit to an unknown destination.
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Havas
Belle Croix
Villeneuveles-Avignon
France
Rastus Ambition: Johnson Seeks Townwide Wash Work
In Life magazine dialogue, Visiton questions Rastus Johnson’s shiftlessness. Sambo asserts Johnson is the town’s most ambitious N word, determined to have his wife do all washing in town. The exchange highlights racist caricature and pretended ambition in a satirical dialogue.
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Rastus
Rastus Johnson
Merchants and Dealers Subject to Penalty
The Montana Trade Commission extended the application deadline for licenses to November 1 1919 for wholesalers jobbers and merchants statewide. Dealers failing to file by then face penalties from $100 to $1 000 and licenses vary by investment level with terms tied to the 1919 act.
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Montana Trade Commission
16Th Legislative Assembly
Treasury Savings Certificates Introduced in New Denominations
The Treasury issues Treasury Savings Certificates in 100 and 1000 dollar denominations tied to the $5 War Savings Stamp and 26 cent Thrift Stamp. They are government obligations paying 4 percent interest quarterly, tax free except for estate taxes and certain income taxes, and classified as short-term securities.
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United States Treasury Department
Treasury Savings
United States
Episcopal diocese launches Montana wide campaign expansion
The Diocese of Montana plans a Nation-Wide Campaign with a 20 percent clergy salary rise and parish growth. Projects include ten church buildings, new residences, three missionaries, four vehicles, and endowment uplift to 1000000. The effort aims to raise half locally and half through the campaign. ED ELY.
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Mont
Montana
Episcopal Church
Helena
Butte
Guildford
Havre
Jeffers
Augusta
Libby
Poplar
Three Forks
Glasgow
Hardin
Belt
Malta
Rosebud
Forsyth
Bishop Brewer
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