Indian Women as Brave as the Men
Washington reports Indians enlistment in large numbers for military service and strong Red Cross support from reservations. About 20 000 members, over 50 000 dollars in donations, and thousands of hospital garments are recorded. Omaha tribe auctions raise funds, boarding schools prepare gifts, and southern tribes pledge wool for Red Cross knitting projects led by Indian women.
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Cato Sells
Indian Affairs
Red Cross
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Indians Aid War Effort Through Red Cross Work
Native communities across the plains report active war relief. Oklahoma tribes donate wheat and beadwork to support Red Cross drives while girls knit caps and hospital garments. In Minnesota a small Indian Red Cross auxiliary grows to 48 members and despite harsh weather contributes shirts and socks. Commissioner Sells praises the national spirit and hopes for broad patriotism.
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Red Cross
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Old Agency
Sells
Wilson
Explosion Shakes Wilmington Area. Cause Unknown
A massive blast rattled Wilmington Delaware and surrounding region. The exact site of the explosion remains undetermined as reports indicate the event was heard up to 40 miles away. No injuries or casualties are confirmed in the available text.
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Wilmington
Tanlac Brings Relief After 23 Years Of Suffering
Mrs. Linda Beck of 165 Echols Avenue Atlanta Georgia reports 23 years of nervous indigestion and a history of weakness. After taking Tanlac she gains weight, tolerates foods, and no longer experiences gas pressure or choking spells. She credits improved sleep and energy and recommends Tanlac. Sold in High Point by Hart Drug Co.
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Linda Beck
Echols Avenue
Atlanta
Adn
Tanlac
High Point
Hart Drug Co
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