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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1920
Page
3
In a tense scene Kathie confronts danger and a dire plea from a mother. Dr Pendlehaven intervenes as Philip helps Tony escape by car to Beebe Lake where romance deepens. Tony and Philip vow marriage while Katherine seethes with rueful, unresolved jealousy.
Miss Carol Merriweather of Blandinsville, formerly active as a dramatic reader in Quincy, has left for Stillwater Oklahoma to take a clerical position. She previously attended Normal School and Gem City Business College.
A 19th century health claim urges daily hot water with limestone phosphate to wash the liver and bowels. It warns against calomel, touts phosphate as harmless and tasteless, and says the regimen prevents toxins and improves daily well being.
European Relief Council appeals for 83 million dollars to avert disaster among war scarred children in Poland Austria Hungary and other regions. Food and medical needs dominate with millions of under nourished youths and rising tuberculosis and cholera risks. Checks directed to local committees or Franklin Lane treasurer 42 Broadway New York.
A Polish childhood scene shows relief efforts amid winter hunger as millions in Europe face hardship. Eight American relief groups join to appeal for aid including the American Relief Administration, Red Cross, American Friends Service Committee, Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, Federal Churches of Christ in America, Knights of Columbus, Y M C A, and YWCA.
The European Relief Council led by Herbert Hoover seeks 33 million dollars to aid 38.5 million European children this winter. It coordinates eight agencies including the American Red Cross and Jewish Joint Distribution Committee to provide 23 million for food and 10 million for medical care, with local governments matching funds.
A five year old Vienna girl recovered from severe rickets after surgery at the American Convalescent Home. Her leg straightened and she is gradually relearning to walk. The case underscores rickets as a consequence of under nutrition and prompts a joint appeal by eight American relief organizations under the European Relief Council to fund aid for Europe’s winter crisis.
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