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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1919
Page
4
A bank ad proclaims an unseen asset lies in aiding others success and invites all customers to open accounts. It pledges to welcome any size deposit and handle all needs, emphasizing inclusive service and growth with the institution.
H Y Saint head of the Shipping Board export department told a Senate subcommittee that American coal producers are not sending enough coal abroad to relieve the world shortage, estimated at about 62.46 million tons, with the United States exporting roughly 7 million tons annually and Canada needing over 16 million tons. He noted ships allotted to foreign trade and argued U S exports should continue to grow to meet foreign needs.
Office at 13 East Walnut Street opposite post office. Residence at 505 Elm Street. Office phone 356. Residence phone 407 Red.
The Vocational Education Board outlines costs and policies for retraining disabled veterans. It notes 152000 men contacted, 110155 interviewed, 14876 approved, and 7356 in training. Many with less than 10 percent disability face limited support unless laws broaden access.
Alexandria resident Aaron M. Freestone testifies Trutona eased his four year liver trouble and indigestion. He reports better appetite, relief from stomach discomfort and numb limbs, plus increased strength. The tonic is being introduced in Greencastle by R P Mullins, druggist.
Tickets good on all trains from Greencastle leaving 1:20 p m Saturday and returning by 1:20 p m Sunday. Saturday sales allow Sunday return. Sunday sales allow the date of sale return only. Excludes Highlander.
The American Red Cross Junior Membership launches a program to unite U S children as brothers and sisters to world kids. Sixty percent of fees fund a National Children's Fund aiding 200000 hungry or homeless in central Europe and orphans in France and Belgium. forty percent supports American community activities and care for crippled children, hospital needs, and orphanage diversions.
The Junior Red Cross plans two new educational phases this fall focusing on internationalizing general education and providing scholarships for children of disabled service members. A monthly bulletin will share world condition stories to enliven geography and history lessons, and a First Aid course will be taught by qualified instructors.
American schools may form a Junior Red Cross auxiliary by enrolling through the nearest Red Cross chapter. Once a school is enrolled every pupil becomes a member with a yearly school fund fee equal to one fourth of the pupil count. Funds support the National Children's Fund and local relief work.
The piece outlines three aims for American junior chapters: to help needy children at home and overseas, to teach American children the joy of selfless service, and to foster cross country understanding among youth through service.
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