Pioneer Elwood Haynes backs Salvation Army fundraising appeal
Elwood Haynes of Kokomo endorses Indiana Salvation Army Home Service Appeal aiming to raise 452000 for social uplift and relief. Major Arthur R. Robinson of Indianapolis chairs the state committee coordinating county enrollments. Haynes says the Army reaches those missed by churches and YMCA and aids those facing food and shelter scarcity.
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Indianapolis
Elwood Haynes
Kokomo
Indiana
Arthur R. Robinson
Haynes
Salvation Army
Christian Church
Mr. Haynes
Salvation Army milestones and early global expansion
The record lists key dates from 1865 to 1920 marking Salvation Army milestones. It notes founding events, name change, US work starting, relief services, training colleges, rescue homes, slum work, international spread to Norway Argentina Finland Belgium Uruguay and China and major fund drives and leadership changes. It mentions General William Booth Evangeline Booth Bramwell Booth and sales efforts and a 1920 Indiana quota with chairman Major Arthur Robinson.
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Catherine
William Booth
Christian Mission
Salvation Army
United States
Salvation Army Training College
Germany
Norway
Argentine
Finland
Belgium
Cherry Street
New York City
Bedford and Downing Sts
Salvation Arrmy
Uruguay
New York
Roosevelt
Evangeline Booth
Java
Bramwell Booth
China
British Honduras
Burma
France
Indiana
Arthur R. Robdinson
Former Hoosier glass blower turns horn blower for Salvation Army
A former Mechanic City resident Paul White now attends the Salvation Army Training College in New York City where his unusually strong lungs from the glass blowing trade drive his alto horn. He joined the Army less than a year ago and the college program focuses on efficiency in the Army's mercy work. The Home Service Appeal in Indiana runs May 10 to 20.
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Salvation Army Training College
New York City
Paul White
N. Porter Street
Mechanic City
Ind
J. W. Hayes Corporation
White
Alto
Army
Indiana
Salvation Army Home Service appeal in Indiana May 10 20 1920
The Salvation Army in Indiana plans a Home Service Appeal from May 10 to 20 1920 to fund home relief work. The campaign aims to enlist friends and raise funds for sick and destitute families, including milk and ice for infants, medicines, food, rent, and aid for households without breadwinners.
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Indianapolis
Salvation Army
Army
Indiana
Home Service
Friends of the Army
Home Service Appeal
War Savings Stamps 1920 Pave Way to Independence
The 1920 War Savings stamps are carmine with George Washington’s head. Price for January is $4.12 rising to $4.23 in December. The 2 percent Thrift stamp remains in use to evidence payments on War Savings stamps and certificates. Thrift cards may exchange for a 1920 War Savings certificate stamp. post offices require a written demand ten days before payment and surrender of the certificate within 60 days after demand.
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George Washington
Thrift Advocate Outlines Path to Cheaper Living
William Mather Lewis, director of the savings division in the treasury, states that determined thrift and simple living are needed to reduce the high cost of living, stabilize industry and commerce, and sustain prosperous coalition.
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William Mather Lewis
Treasury Department
Paralyzed man aided by Salvation Army volunteers
Comrade Denton of the Salvation Army visits a prairie home where a paralytic man, bedridden and motionless except for quiet speech and hopeful eyes, endures cold and lack of groceries. The volunteers arrange coal and groceries, offer prayers, and the patient expresses gratitude for peanut butter and peaches sent to cheer him.
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Denton
Griffith’s
Salvation Army
Misa Denton
Lttle
The
Salvation Army Relief Drive Led by Indiana Leader
A state wide relief campaign will run May 10 to 20 under Major Arthur Robinson of Indianapolis. A committee of leading citizens will conduct an organized appeal for funds to support Salvation Army relief for distress cases described in this notice.
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Salvation Army
Arthur R. Robinson
Indianapolis
Salvation Army visit to aid exhausted Patterson Street family
Commandant Denton and aides respond to a seven-member household in distress on Patterson Street. Six sick residents strain one father who has paused work to care for kin. A neighbor’s bread run sparked the call and the Salvation Army team enters a dark, cramped home to assess needs.
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Salvation Army
Patterson Street
Commandant Denton
Denton
Mr.a
Salts If Bagkacky and Kidneys Hurt Hair Trick Promised
An old home remedy warns that heavy meat intake strains kidneys causing backache headaches and rheumatic pains. It suggests consulting a physician and taking four ounces of Jad Salts daily. It also promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound to restore hair color and youthfulness, claiming cosmetic benefits.
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Wyeth
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