Red Cross chapter work aids ex soldiers in Texas
The piece highlights Red Cross chapters across Texas carrying on wartime relief efforts. It notes funding of 204000 dollars spent by chapters for hospital treatment education and actual compensation and allotments for ex soldiers, with emphasis on reeducation and job retraining programs through a statewide care network.
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Towa
Itlag
Lawa Chiaptern
Stely
Red Cross
Anrdes Hawa
Toyah
American Red Cross
Junior Enrollment In Sioux City Frat Group
The report shows junior enrollment in Sioux City schools connected to the Central Division PH for the current year. It notes hip cards revelved in Chicago before mailout, with Mile workers representing efforts toward good citizenship under the motto We Serve. A $10,000 contribution to the Children’s Fund is recorded, alongside plans to provide schooling for devastated flats and a new connection in Oskaloosa with a Deanefelt figure aiding the effort through local cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Chicago
Euvicies
Safeguard Health Efforts Highlight Iowa Children
A six month review shows Red Cross nurses assisted 1 in 7 Iowa towns with health screenings for 5580 schoolchildren. Dentals, vision, hearing and weight checks found 50 plus percent at risk. extensive community outreach, clinics, and preventive visits boosted child health.
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Om Ted Creda
Giese
Oxkaousi
Docn
Taylor
Counteils
Siadulis To Dhe
Betty
Chat Lane
Alan Shoeaglet
Setmel
Renee Bee
Red Cross Plans Community Centers in OWA Counties
The Red Cross aims to establish community centers across Muscatine Wayne and surrounding counties during the coming year. Centers will host libraries, donation drives, nutrition programs, and social events led by a recreation director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcoreut Cesltonta
Fanethia
Muscatine County
Qaiil Tse
Hadaaper
Wayne Counties
Chosen Aid Grownups
Arouud
Mary
Luxemburg Evening Celebrates Cosmopolitan Welcome
The Luxemburg Zeitung reports that July 14 and July 20 events on the parade grounds drew large crowds for French, Belgian, and Luxembourg gatherings. Citizens welcomed guests from American, Italian, Czech Slovak, and Polish communities, showing deep national sentiment and pride in hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luxemburg Zeitung
Lrance
Luxemburg
Churel
Wien
FEAR EPIDEMIC OF TYPHUS INCOMING WINTER WARNINGS
Dr L Haden Guest reports typhus fears sweeping offline country with widespread smallpox. World warns immediate steps to halt spread as officials study epidemic, seek guarantees from nations, and prepare protective measures for families and vulnerable groups.
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L. Haden
Lasidon
de Linton
Doug
Council of the Lente of
Varlous
Great Britain
Cinvada
Modern Lover Practical
A quixotic suitor asks for love while describing a clandestine remedy. He presents a potion he claims calms nerves and heightens passion, pitching it as a 50 cent adult dose to his beloved. The scene blends romance with a hazardous sales pitch and bold instruction.
Floating Fate From Holland Speeds Netherlands Goods Abroad
A Hague organized concern plans to ship the 6100 ton Mussigeries Maritines vessel the Macolonia to the United States and to Central and South America. The aim is to introduce Netherlands products and help Dutch firms establish import export links in the visited regions through cooperative sales efforts and commercial agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Hague
United States
Bushs
Central
South Americs
Netherlands
Scientifle American
The World Do Read Advertising Says Printers Ink
An array of ad mistakes and misreadings illustrate how the world does read advertising. Examples include a Palmolive poster missing a wedding ring, a whisky ad with plaid errors, and a salt tweak in Canada boosting reader response. The piece argues readers engage with ads and retailers who echo manufacturers’ messages build lasting business.
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Palmolive
United States
Canada
Ellinge
Reconstruction Debate Shapes New Era of Sentiment
Fragmentary historic prose discusses the value of sentiment in rebuilding society. It contrasts emotional appeals with practical tangibles and mentions reconstructing, guiding a nation toward a specific yet undefined path amid social turmoil.
Creation and fall in a mythic tale of jealousy and evil
The opening lines describe the Creator forming all good beings while evil grows in the spirit and in mankind. Jealousy seeds spread as malevolent thoughts take shape, provoking a surge of wrongdoing among people. The devil then gathers these worst thoughts to manifest through actions.
The Booster and The Knocker in A Salemanship Tale
A narrator contrasts two personae created by a divine act the Booster and the Knocker. He encounters a newsstand boy absorbed in a magazine titled The Science and Art of Salemanship while probing readers reactions to material culture and moral judgment.
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le Wanted
Mariy
Salemanship
High Grade Jack Louis Stand at City Feed Graettinger
Jack Louis, the former Reeves horse, will stand the 1922 season at City Feed shed in Graettinger. Terms set at 12 dollars to insure standing cost. Care will be taken to prevent accidents but not liable for any that occur. Service fees due immediately if sold or removed from the community.
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Ben F. Reeves
Graettinger
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