Red Cross Seal urged as defense against tuberculosis war risks
The notice argues the Red Cross Seal is essential to curb tuberculosis in war and peacetime. It cites Canada readying to receive 1800 soldiers monthly with 100 cases tuberculosis and calls for more county nurses dispensaries and sanatoriums. It advertises Who's Who in Movie Land from Standard Press at 112 Water St Boston for ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
France
Canada
Standard Press
Water St
Boston
Mas
Health Club Letter Discusses Disease Without Symptoms
The piece argues about symptomless disease and diseaseless symptoms, citing cases of Brights disease and neuralgia misdiagnoses. It includes reader inquiries on neuritis likely caused by teeth or tonsils, recommending X ray dental checks and tooth extraction if abscesses exist, plus notes on Fred Kammerling’s death and other local obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Physicaliman Noose
Altho
Mr. A
Mr. B
Bright
Oii
Tent crusade against Bascom shakes parish town
Maxwell and Mrs. Betty seize a church tent as temporary rectory to resist Bascom’s eviction. Nelson warns of legal pressure while the couple cushion townsfolk with sympathy and a spectacle that fuels controversy over church property and rector rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bascom
Donald
Nelson
New York
Tepsey
Rasey
Betty
Maxwell
Calvas
Trepsey
Canterbury
Ngckey
Lenefetlow
Nickey Burke
Jaliy
Burke
Nickey
Max
Durford Daily Bugle
Lefty
Letourgy
Ecs
Betty and Donald Plan Tent Camp for Revival Stunt
After a morning upheaval Betty and Donald brainstorm odd ways to make a living, from selling preserves to renting a store. Nickey arrives with a Boy Scout manual and offers Uncle Jonathan Jackson’s tent for a churchyard revival camp, a plan the trio eagerly pursues with Mr Bascom’s consent pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Donald
Nickey
Maxwell
Jonathan Jackson
Jonathan
Wanted Women to Sell Hosiery at Guarantee Mills
Advertisement seeks women to sell guaranteed hosiery with a $15 full time salary and 25 cents an hour for spare time, promising an enormous Christmas trade. Experience unnecessary. Miss Rosa Pearl Goodpasture and Dora D Harcourt, both from local areas, were married at the Centenary parsonage on Saturday evening and will reside on a farm near Millhousen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norristown
Rosa Pearl Goodpasture
Dora D. Harcourt
Millhousen
Taney
Wedding of Eloise Potter and Saunders Ford at grandmother’s home
The marriage occurred at the bride’s grandmother Mrs. Emily Ford’s home on Saturday morning. After a short wedding trip, the couple will reside in East Enterprise. Olive Armstrong and Arthur Cooper led the service and will manage a Camp Taylor supply brigade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise Potter
Saunders Elisworth Ford
Emily Ford
East Enterprise
Olive
Rachel Armstrong
St. Arthur Cooper
Camp Taylor
Joey Waldive
Louisville
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Health Club
Letier
David H. Rieder
Chicago
Goa
Mr. K
Iby
Home Health Club
W K
Fred Kammerling
Germany
Dora Morris
Jacob
Henry
Florida
Fred Morris
K Ing .Pittsburg
Ignatz Kammerling
Kammerling
Presbyterian Church
South Park
John Hindman
Devon
Montana
Lanchter
da Ovication
Tone Health Club
Cottage Grove Ave
Chiazo
Decatur County
Clarence Riley Co
Samuel Riley
Hattieshure
Hepsey Burke
David Harum
F.N. Westcott
H. K. Fiy Compan
Louis Jsmith
North Headway
Cole
Lou Rosaell
ySaim Littell
Mr. Littell
Ruth Rohlfes
East Main Street
Messrs Hamilton
Grouleff
Loyd
Braden
Sheridan Street
Mra. Dils
Judson Dils
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