America's Women Joined in Anthem of Service
Under the Red Cross banner American women are serving across homes churches clubs schools shops theaters factories hospitals and Red Cross workrooms. About 8 million women have produced surgical dressings knitted articles and hospital garments at 500 railroad stations and ports of embarkation. The Nursing Department has assigned over 18,000 graduate nurses to military service, with 700 more for federal and Red Cross services.
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Russia
Serbia
Palestine
Italy
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The
United States Army and Navy Nurse Corps
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Town and Country Nursing Service
Canada
Mexico
Christmas Roll Call Signals American Humanity
On Christmas Eve the nation answers the Red Cross Christmas Roll Call with a large, hopeful response. The appeal aims to show the world that compassion endures in peace as in wartime, offering aid to the starving, sick, and homeless and lifting global spirits.
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Red Cross
Red Cross Service Extends to Dependents of Soldiers
Frank Morrison argues the Red Cross serves beyond battlefields, aiding families of American military members with counsel and assistance when government support or insurance information is delayed. He urges organized workers to contribute, highlighting charity, equality, and universal service behind Red Cross efforts.
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Red Cross
Jefferson
Fall apparel sale at Eddy & Carbraw
Visit this fall for men women and children wear offering quality fashions at delightfully low prices. Eddy and Carbraw invite shoppers to compare value and style in their latest display.
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Eddy & Carbraw
Will You Help Our Boys Abroad Stay Connected
A nationwide call promotes the Hate Paper Service to send home town newspapers to soldiers and sailors abroad. Colonel Thompson of New York leads fundraising to cover subscriptions, with readers allowed to designate recipients or donate spare funds. Readers understand profits are not a motive and excess support goes to the Red Cross.
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New York
Foreign Service
United States
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War Industries Board
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Red Cross
Hoya
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