Red Cross funds and the path of mercy
A reflective piece argues that Red Cross money supported wounded soldiers in France and repatriated people, tracing the funds from Belgium to Switzerland. It urges readers to continue supporting the Red Cross as a vital national mercy, equal in duty to Liberty Bonds, and to decide whether to let the cause falter or grow stronger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antoine
Noyon
Red Cross
Belgium
Switzerland
Red Cross War Fund
Bern
The
American Red Cross
Farm Experiment Crucial For Better Corn Laying Methods
A farmer notes practical on farm experiments compare corn laying methods across adjacent strips. Stations aid knowledge but real practice comes from field testing. The aim is to improve cultivation while keeping farming’s living mind active through ongoing investigation.
Farmers Conduct Simple On Farm Seed Experiment
The speaker urges farmers to keep experiments simple and on their own land. They advise testing a single varying factor per trial such as timing of breaking, depth of breaking, cover crop presence or absence, or seed type. By running adjacent strip trials farmers can settle which seed corn performs best locally.
Incurable Calurrh Hinted In Local Medical Claims
Fragmentary text suggests a discussion of Calurrh once deemed incurable and treated with dubious remedies. It references doctors, supposed cures, and mentions Hall's Family Medicines as a claimed remedy for constipation. details are garbled and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syral Aisenay
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Farrar Lumber Company
Hall
Tolady
GROVE
Sappho
U.s.marine Corps
U.S
W. H. Ely & Brother
Hearne
America
Congress
Wilson
War Department
R. L. Green
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