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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1922
Page
4
Editorial notice from publishers pledges support for the Democratic platform as enunciated by Jefferson and Jackson, practiced by Cleveland and Wilson, urging readers to back the party in national and state campaigns.
The page lists candidates including Chas A. Lee for supreme judge division 1, Wiliam T. Ragland for judge 27 judicial district, Peter H. Huck for representative in Congress, James Scott Wolf for circuit clerk, A. M. Tallent for judge of the rebate court, Sam Eas Callerior of D ev enue, and Wesley L. Lutes for another office, indicating a ballot slate.
A long list of county Republican and Democrat nominees across towns such as Sedgewickville Patton Kitchen and Glen Allen is detailed. Names include D. R. Sample Seabaugh Ellows Emde Werth Husted Hanners Mange Knowles Grindstaff Robinson Preseli Shell Dalton Green Slinkard Yount Long Taijent Robins Mavuce Murry Sitzes Hawn Sitzes and many others across Hurricane Scopus Limaugh Glene Allen Lutesville Marble Hill Laflin Haynes Dunn Hume Bess Dongola Drum Dennis Gipsy Zalma and more. The document outlines party affiliations and candidates for various local judicial posts.
The American Red Cross frames its health mission as a wartime lesson in public health. It expanded public health nursing to 1,240 chapters nationwide with home hygiene care, nutrition, first aid, and life saving courses. Ninety one new public health nursing services were created, many later taken over by public authorities. The 1922 effort includes 377 health centers, 10,000 clinics, and 1,108 nutrition classes serving thousands of children and adults.
A late 19th/early 20th century report details disaster relief costs totaling 1 441 486 annually, with 72 killed or injured and extensive damage from hurricanes floods and earthquakes. The American Red Cross organized emergency aid across many states, noting epidemics collapses and shipwrecks, while urging continued relief efforts through the coming year.
The American Red Cross reports strong growth abroad surpassing its 1618 member mark by 4241, reaching 5859. Gains come across regions including the Philippines, Constantinople, Virgin Islands, Dominican Republic, and Mexico, with membership expanding to nearly 1,000 in new areas outside the U.S. and a total approaching 100,000 worldwide.
The Red Cross reports enrollment surges and more qualified life savers as Learn to Swim Week expands. Increased public instruction and resuscitation methods spread through chapters, with police and fire departments adopting life saving training to reduce water fatalities.
The American Red Cross launches a global Roll Call starting Armistice Day November 11 and ending Thanksgiving Day November 90 to re enroll 55 500 active chapters worldwide. The drive aims to rebuild wartime volunteer networks and extend service into peacetime programs with universal outreach to mariners and ports.
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