Maxwell Named Head of National Food Campaign
R C Maxwell of Trenton, born in High Point, has been named director of the nationwide food conservation advertising campaign by Herbert Hoover. Maxwell will split time between Washington and his firm, which placed a food bulletin on the post office lawn here. The bulletin reads Food Will Win the War Do Not Waste It with slogans urging less wheat and meat and saving food. The work will expand to post offices and government premises nationwide with signs illuminated by the American flag. The National American Home Fufe association marks its golden jubilee in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Maxwell
Trenton
Herbert Floover
Mr. Maxwell
Mr Maxwell
High Point
Clarks
Stephen C. Clark
Food Conservation Bulletin
R. C. Maxwell Company
Hoover
Washington
Maxwell
Food Administration
United States
Maxwell Company
Focal Foods
National Capital
Sbecud
Big Food Bulletin
City Hall
Navy Auxiliary of Red Cross Formed Nationwide
Washington announces formation of Naval Auxiliary of the American Red Cross, to align with Red Cross chapters nationwide. Mrs. E T Stotesbury named chairwoman. an advisory committee of women to be appointed. Davison letters Secretary Daniels on cooperation and plan. rules mirror existing Red Cross auxiliaries. Secretary Daniels endorses centralization of relief work for navy and army.
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Navy Auxiliary of Red Cross
Washington
American Red Cross
Tosephus Daniels
Daniela
Davison
Red Cross
Navy
Army
Navy Department
The
Naval Auxiliary of
Naval Auxiliary
Chapter of
the Red Cross
Cca
Naval
Ries
Rele
American National Red Cross
Wusdtary
Central Committee
Centra
Department of the Navy
H. P. Davison
War Council
Foley Kidney Pills Praise from Mrs Wells in Rocky Mount
Mrs A G Wells of Rocky Mount North Carolina writes she cannot praise Foley Kidney Pills enough for the wonderful benefit she has derived from their use. The letter discusses overwork and its effects on kidneys and teeth with a hopeful testimonial to relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Wells
Rocky Mount
N. C
Foley
Nave
Mann Drrg
Fitzsimmons Promoted On Day He Was Killed
First Lieutenant Fitzsimmons of Kansas City was killed when a German air raid hit a French base hospital. He was recommended for promotion to captain on the day he died. President to add the promotion to the official records as Pershing reports confirm deaths of three medics and two privates in the same incident.
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DR. Fitzsimmons
Washington
Fitzsimmons
Nansas City
Armen
Promoton
Borland
Missouri
Pershing
War Department
Epatch
Arcadhe
London
Venecral Pershing
No. 5
France
William T. Fitzsimmons
Medical Reserve Corps
Leste G. Woods
Rudolph Rubine, Jr
Medical Department
Oscar C. Theo
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High Pointer
National American Home Suffrage Association
Wade Rankin
Ing
North Main Street
High Point Enterprise
Beeson Hardware Co
Harmon Bicycle Shop
Wrouths
Wilson
Maryland
Baltimore
Harfor Agricultural and Breeders
Havre de Grace
Amoeticon
New York
Cit
Musiciatis
Teachers of Music
de Prins
the Petrie Co
South
North State Telephone Camp’y
Tink
Southern Railway
Sombra Railway
Southern Railway Company
Snally
Oll
Public Service
Paose
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