Red Cross Health Center Brings Nationwide Health Effort
The American Red Cross launches a nationwide health campaign to combat disease and prevent defects. It operates Health Centers teaching prevention, offering information on clinics, nurses, and when to seek care, with demonstrations, lectures, and health clubs across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Red Cross Health Service Department
National
American Red Cross Health Center
Red Cross
Red Cross Health Center
Toachun
French Praise For Our Red Cross Work
Andre Tardieu lauds American relief efforts for France noting 1916 87 million francs and 1919 171 million francs spent on French relief by the Red Cross The Junior Red Cross backs ties between American youth and France as they fund and carry out charitable acts for war sufferers bolstering Franco American friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Andre Tardieu
United States
American Red Cross
Red Cross of
America
Americans Abroad in Red Cross Work
The Fourteenth Division covers U S citizens outside the mainland from Alaska to Yap. In 1920 it had 80808 paid members and supports chapters in many nations. It funds home service for families of the war, aids sailors abroad, and plans relief for disaster and disease victims. It advances Peace Time Red Cross programs globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
United States
Alaska
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Virgin Islands
Philippines
Guam
Island
Yap
Red Cross
Argentine
Bolivia
Brazil
Canal Zone
Chile
China
Costa Rica
Cuba
Dominican Republic
Ecuador
England
France
Guan
Guatemala
Haiti
Honduras
Japan
Manchuria
Netherlands
Nicaragua
Paraguay
Peru
Forto Rico
Liberia
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Syria
Turkey
Uruguay
Venezuela
Red Cross Aids Disabled World War Veterans
The American Red Cross runs a broad program for disabled World War veterans in Public Health hospitals and through the Federal Board for Vocational Education. Red Cross workers assist from admission to discharge, support home service, provide convalescent housing and recreation, and aid veterans with claims and education issues, including helping those in state hospitals access compensation and navigate board appeals. The Institute for the Blind in Baltimore trains veterans blinded in the war, directing industrial surveys and placing trained men into suitable vocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Red Cross
United States
Federal Board For Vocation Education
Red Cross
Bureau of War Rilk Insurance
Federal Board
Home Service
American Red Cross Institute For the Blind
Baltimore
Spanish Red Cross Fund Drive Aids Malaria Fight
Ald for Spanish Red Cross Iberian chapter of the Americas reports a $480 contribution to a fund raised by the Spanish Red Cross and the League of Red Cross Societies to combat malaria, funded by Americans residing in Spain.
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Ald
Spanish Red Cross
Americas
Red Cross
Spain
League of Red Cross Societies
Inside Baths for Health and Clean Bowels
An article advocates daily morning internal cleansing with hot water and limestone phosphate to purge toxins from the bowels. It claims this inside bath cures headaches, colds, constipation, bad breath, and other ailments by cleansing the digestive organs and blood, contrasting with external washing.
Personal items listed from local residents' travels
Robert Altmann and Albert Klueh left for Detroit Monday morning. Miss Helen Hollinden of Louisville returned home last Saturday night. Mrs. Frank Hoge, visiting Louisville, returned home Saturday night. Mrs. Josephine Boekting of St Meinrad passed through town Saturday night on route home from Louisville. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bartlow and Lena Sprauer of Huntingburg visited Mrs. Wm. Sauer Monday. Miss Cecilia Uebelher left for Indianapolis to visit her brother Ed and family then Cincinnati for winter. Mike Uebelher was at Huntingburg last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schum and daughter Alvera of Evansville spent last Sunday in town. Frank Goetz of near Fulda called last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Boehm left for Cincinnati last Saturday. Mrs. Henry J. Schalk and daughters Angela and Adeline returned to Louisville last Friday after a week with her parents. Mrs. John Reinacker, son Albert and son Ralph and Mr. and Mrs. William Fortwengler and three.
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Robert Altmann
Albert Klueh
Detroit
Helen Hollinden
Louisville
Josephine Boekting
St. Meinrad
Our Town
Cecilia Uebelher
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Mike Uebelher
Huntingburg
Henry Schum
Alvera
Evanaville
Frank Goetz
Fulda
Edwin Boehm
Henry J. Schalk
Angela
Adeline
John B. Schmitt
John Reinacker
Albert
Ralph
William _Fortwengler
August Krieg
Henry Beckmann
Henry Eversmann
Brother Meinrad
Schnellville
Shea
Joe Daunhauer
Local residents travel to nearby cities this week
A string of visits and trips are noted with residents from Boston Huntingburg Louisville Indianapolis Mt. Carmel Jasper Evansville Birdseye Troy and Memphis. People like Miss Alice Senninger Miss Hubertina Quante Mrs. Mary Zeller and Mr. Chas Krieg are mentioned along with Mrs. Henry Beckmann and family and others as they motor or travel for visits or business.
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Fourteenth” Division
Frank Hoge
Joe Bartlow
Lena Sprauer
Wm. R. Sauer
Academy OF TH Immaculate Conception
Ferdinand
Indiana
Sisters of St. Benedict
Board of Education
State of
Academy of the Immaculate Conception
MIT
Kyou
Handsome Man
Boston
Alice Senninger
Hubertina Quante
Mary Zeller
Mrs. Chas, Henry
J. P. James
Mt. Carmel
Porter Brown
Alfordsville
John Goepfrich
Catherine
Jasper
John Kress
Irma Cecile
Claretta Beckmann
Evansville
J. H. Beckmann
Harry Gehlhausen
Ben Rollmann
Birdseye
John Hess
Troy
Frank Gillespie
Baby
Memphis
Tenn
Pisce
Dale
Hill Top
Jasper Band
St. Joseph's Church
Ind
Eagle “Mikado
Pine
Eagle Pencil Company
New York
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