Sacrifice Means Giving More Than We Can Spare
A wartime plea urges readers to rethink sacrifice beyond money and taxes. It contrasts comfort at home with soldiers in trenches and shell wrecked towns, urging citizens to give beyond the bare minimum until the heart says stop.
Red Cross War Fund Proclaims Broad War Aid
Statement extols the American Red Cross as the largest most efficient relief body. It notes volunteers run the organization with pay for executives and funding from memberships and donations. It highlights relief to military and civil sectors, and support from Congress the President the War Department and the services.
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Local Contributions to The Red Cross by Regional Businesses
Slaton Drug Company Newton Hardware Company McKibben Buggy Company Stodghill Crawford & Co Carmichael Mallet Company First National Bank J Aronson J C Kinard & Company J W McDaniel A R Conner Broom Hart M F Thaxton O N Brownlee & Company Buttrill Bros Davis Kinard The Owl Pharmacy Ham Carter Co Dodson 10 Cent Company McDowell Grocery Co S H Thornton Georgia Wholesale Company contributed to the Red Cross.
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A. A. Howell Jackson Banking Company
Jackson Coca Cola Bottling Co
W. A. Kimbell Jackson National Bank
Carmichael Drug & Book Co
Paul Nolen & Company
Carmichael Hardware Company
Etheridge, Smith & Company
Broom & Hart
M. F. Thaxton
O. N. Brownlee & Company
Buttrill Bros. Davis Kinard
the Owl Pharmacy
Ham & Carter Co
Dodson 10 Cent Company
McDowell Grocery Co
S. H. Thornton
Georgia Wholesale Company
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Red Cross War Fund
Red Cross
Jackson Mercantile Co
Carmichael-Mallet Company
First National Bank
J. Aronson
J. C. Kinard & Company
J. W. McDaniel
A. R. Conner