New Year Greetings From Fulton County Tribune
The Fulton County Tribune notes the 1918 year ends with reflections on loss and hope. It recalls Geneva Ryan's funeral at Winameg Cemetery and honors community ties as readers await 1919 with faith in humanity and God.
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North Pike
the Tribune
Fred Besch
Toledo
All Tribune
Seribers
Geneva
Ryan
Charley LaSalle
Winameg
Nemene
Tuberculosis Patients Urged to Help Red Cross Drive
Through the National Tuberculosis Association and the Journal of the Out- Goor Life a campaign mobilizes tuberculosis patients to join the Red Cross during the coming Christus Roll Call Special campaigns are set in sanatoria nationwide aiming for one hundred percent enrollment Each patient is urged to recruit one more patient as a contribution to the Red Cross given Red Cross funding.
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National Tuberculosis Association
Red Cross
United States
Elacte
Red Cros
Red Crone
Christmas Greetings From Delta and Toledo Relatives
A letter history notes relatives visiting and spending Christmas with family in Delta and Toledo. Messages mention Mrs. Cook hosting relatives and Mrs. Thompson planning Christmas guests with kin near Delta. Other portions refer to distant kin, a party in Toledo, and a brief medicinal tip about Chase tablets for indigestion.
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Delta
Jane
Cook
Chet ‘Thompson
Toledo
D. W
Shekel, Bil
Hunger map shows Europe near famine across nations
A 1919 analysis warns that unless the United States exports vast food supplies, famine will devastate Belgium, northern France, Serbia, Poland, Finland, Bohemia, Romania, Greece, Italy and more. It stresses maintaining relief to avert revolt, economic collapse, and threats to postwar peace.
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Europe
Commission For Relief
Belgium
Germany
France
Wall
Serbia
England
Netherlands
Portugal
United States
America
Spain
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Russia
Poland
Finland
Bohemia
Roumania
Montenegro
Greece
Albania
Traly
Seitzerland
Balearic
Turekey
Red Cross delivers food to Belgian towns and fronts
American Red Cross trucks operate on the Belgian front handling 260 tons of food in two weeks and salvaged material. They saved effects of residents to shelled towns Furnes Abeste La Panne Alveringhem Oost-Dunrick Trappist Farm Bt Jean le Biewen and Heningheist. Water sterilizers and disinfecting plants are being produced for Italy’s military authorities in Rome.
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American Red Cross
Commission For
Belgium
Furnes
Abeste
Cozyde
la Panne
Alveringhem
Oost-Dunrick
Trappist Farm
Jean le Biewen
Heningheist
Italy
Rome
Service On Wheels In Modern Warfare
The American Red Cross deploys rolling canteens delivering hot bouillon coffee tea cocoa and sandwiches to front line troops. A mobile hospital on an autoclr tracks provides full surgical care at the very elbow of wounded soldiers. Volunteers are urged to join the Red Cross Christmas Roll Call with the Red Cross button and flag symbolizing dedication during November 16 to 23.
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Red Cross
America
Red Cross Sunday Signals Christmas Roll Call Week
The Red Cross Christmas Roll Call week begins with a special Red Cross Sunday on December fifteenth. From every pulpit the message of the American Red Cross will be shared. Sunday Schools should arrange programs with Red Cross posters and a flag displayed.
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Red Cross
Specia Red Cross
American Red Cross
Russia Must Not Lose Control of German Power
Clarence L. Speed argues in a wartime essay that Russia must not fall under German political, military, or economic control. He analyzes 1918 German occupation zones, warns against postwar German influence, and proposes a league of civilized democracies with a unified police power to guide Russia and the newly formed states after peace.
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Clarence L. Speed
Britten
Union League Club
Russia
Germany
Finland
Baltic
Poland
Ukraine
Siberia
Brest-Libeske
East Front
Sis
Paris
Russian Empire
Teutonic
St. Miles
Esthenia
Livonia
Courland
Kovno
Russian Poland
Ukrainia
Dietricta
Germeiny
United States
League of
Nnions
Milk Money Pays Patrons in Condensary Pay Roll
A lengthy payroll record lists numerous individuals including Richhardt and Jam Meyers among others, with various payment amounts shown. The OCR data details numerous names, figures, and affiliations, reflecting a December payroll distribution at a milk processing facility.
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Wausesn Condensary
Tivury Richhardt
Local Churches Publish Services and Pickford Film
The Christian Church led by Pastor F Evans holds Sunday School at 9 30 and worship at 10 45 with Visiting My Friend as the sermon in a meditation series The Prince of Peace is the evening topic at 7 The M E Church led by Geo B Wiltsie has Sunday School at 9 15 and public worship at 10 30 with Dr J F Olive preaching and a 6 40 League meeting Miss Maretta Jordan presiding A note invites attendance for Dr J F Olive at 10 30 service Also promoting Pickford in Rebecca of Sunny Farm at The Princess Monday night and William's Cafeteria offers meals
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Christian Church
F. Evans
Prince of Peace
M. E Church
Geo. B. Wiltsie
J. F. Olive
New Wre
League
Maretta Jordan
Hoover's Message to the Girls and Boys of America
Herbert Hoover urges American youth to continue saving and sharing food to help starving millions after World War I. He calls for a sustained effort to feed the world, trusting children to contribute as they have before.
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MR. Hoover
Girls and Boys OF America
America
Herbert Hoover
Hoover Over There Appeal Reports by Ohio Students
Ohio school children show Hoover's food and conservation messages abroad through weekly lessons. They study the hunger map of Europe while Mr. Hoover surveys conditions for a future World Relief appeal. School Conservation Day for World Relief set for December 6 with lessons on food and other conservation topics.
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Uncle Sam
Mr. Hoover
Columbus, C
Ohio
Food Administration
Europe
Hoover
Howe
United States Food Administration
World Relief
Ohio Fuel Administration
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