Junior Red Cross Membership Aims and Activities
The Junior Red Cross invites school children to join patriotic relief efforts during wartime. Open to boys and girls in schools, with annual dues of 25 cents per pupil, funds used for Red Cross materials and local chapter needs. Features groups by age with knitting, sewing, hospital garments, layettes, and community service under educator supervision.
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Great Red Cross
Red Cross
Enity
Wilson
Ublic
Ita Red Cross
Ashington
Seevelesa
E. R. Kroeger
Direator
Southwesterm
Allway Exchange
St. Louis
Bureau of Civilian Relief
France
Junior Red Cross
H. N. MacCracken
Vassar College
United States
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Red Cross Aids Seven Army Camps In Southwest Division
The Bureau of Military Relief reports widespread Red Cross aid across seven army cantonments in the Southwest division after a tour from October 23 to November 1. Socks, sweaters, comfort kits, and pajamas were distributed from Washington and St. Louis, with 125,080 outfits shared among camps Hicks Fort Worth, Husdrons, and Kelley in San Antonio. Supplies and personnel, including nurses, were deployed to Camp Dent Fort Sill and Camp McArthur, while requests for warm clothing prompted field actions and emergency purchases. The division notes collaboration with military authorities to safeguard health and welfare of enlisted men.
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Red Cross
Washington
St. Louis
Hicks
Fort Worth
Husdrons
Kelley
San Antonio
Tex
St. Ite
McArthur
Ace
Prinetre
Pion Fort Worth
Eumonia
Camp McArthur
Waco
Fuaaap
Doniphan
Sten
Mr. Stoner
Berry
Stanley Stoner
Outh
Western Division
A. R
Kway Exchange
Red Cross Services United Across War Fronts
The American Red Cross drives wartime aid through four divisions Woman’s Work Junior Membership Civilian Relief and Military Relief. It notes 16 million members in the Christmas drive, with extensive sewing and supply work for soldiers in Europe and camps at home, plus junior programs and civilian relief in France and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Junio
France
America
Woman's Work and Red Cross Dressings Guidance
The article outlines Red Cross efforts to produce surgical dressings and hospital garments for wounded abroad. It details knitting patterns, garment assembly, materials, and sizes, with emphasis on home or church-based production and step by step instructions for sweaters bed coverings and socks, under Mrs. Eb. F. Wni, Director of Woman's Work Division, A. R. C., St. Louis.
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Department of Woman
Red Cross
Red Crages
Cross
Oliver
Ford We
Ford
Croes
Teniais
EB. F. Wni
Woman's “Oeuth Wf
Way Change
St. Louis
Cardus credited as remedy by Mrs Kilman in Rouse City
Mrs Mary Kilman of Rouse City Texas recounts months of intense side pain after childbirth. She claims Cardus relieved agony within hours and, after three bottles, restored health, urging others with headaches back pains or monthly discomfort to try Cardus, the woman’s tonic.
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Citation by Publication in Klier case in Gillespie County
Publication summons issued for Peter Novian in suit by Waldemar Klier and J P Burg filed December 1 1917 in District Court Gillespie County Texas. Defendants must answer February 1 1918. note for $350.01 plus interest and costs. lands in Stonewall and Millville area subject to sale to satisfy judgment. publication four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Gillespie County
Peter Novian
District Court
Fredericksburg
Waldenar Klier
J. P. Burg
Lefendant
Waldemar Klier
N. KE
Anna Kallenberg
Austin-Fredericksburg
S. W. Cor
Millville
Pedernales River
Judicial District
G. E. Wright
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Fort Kits
Bureau of Supplies
Olive Street
Bureau OF Military Relief
Railky
Southwest
Kl. Johnston
J. L. Johnston
Johnston
German Savings Institution of
Red
Southwestern Division
ARMY
NAVY
Europe
Department of Military Relief
Nicewise
Ae Iatly
Rouse City, Tex
Mary Kil
Honey Creek
R. G. Striegler
L. Robertson
Priess
United States Supreme Court
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