Red Cross Christmas Seals Boost Fundraising in Milwaukee
The Milwaukee scene shows Red Cross Christmas Seals gaining traction with schoolchildren collecting for the Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis Association. Merchants promote holiday sales with seals on mail, and campaign managers offer prizes from local merchants. Autombilists seek quick cash on fur coats, robes, and sable items advertised for sale.
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Red Cross
G. Morehead
East 28Th St
New York
Christmas Dangers to Merchants and Parents Officials
The Fire Marshal Department warns merchants and church leaders about holiday fire risks. It urges ventilated show windows, proper clearance around lights, tidy premises, and no rubbish under trees. It cautions against burning or unattended candles on Christmas trees and advises against resinous twigs cotton and celluloid ornaments.
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U. S
Germany
Damage at Black River Falls Leaves City Cut Off
High water Sunday damaged the cofferdam at Black River Falls, flooding the river back into its course and destroying the center of the pontoon bridge. The old railroad bridge remains the only crossing, with planks expected to be laid soon. The contractor for the cofferdam reportedly quit, worsening the dismal situation.
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Tata Tagrece
Wise Parents Start Savings For Children This Christmas
Wise parents plan for future welfare by giving toys and gifts this Christmas while opening savings accounts in the children's names in the Savings Department.
First National Bank One Door Opens A Saving Lesson
A bank opens an account suggesting a child may grow a small fortune by maturity. The piece urges teaching saving habits and instilling financial discipline from an early age. It emphasizes practical guidance, parental involvement, and long term benefits of regular deposits with the bank.
What Will They Do With The Monety Four Hundred Dollars Awaiting Robber
The Monroe county board urges Jim Radley to claim four hundred dollars held in a Sparta bank safety vault after his arrest for robbing Warrens. He risks a twenty year penitentiary term and may not recover the money if he fails to appear. Since Radley was never convicted, the bank cannot claim the funds, and title cannot pass without his appearance and conviction.
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Jim Radley
Monroe County Board
Sparta Bank
Radley
State
Cava
Warrens
Tris
Portage Register
Wisconsin Offers By Correspondence Course On Native Trees
Parson A. Biv? Wis consin offers a correspondence course for all wishing to learn about native trees and shrubs. It covers identification in winter and summer, locating species, peculiarities of trees, and their relation to natural phenomena. Students must also collect local leaves flowers fruit and wood.
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Wisconsin
Chamberlain's liniment praised for sprains and rheumatic pain
A local vendor touts Chamberlains liniment as the best remedy for sprains bruises muscle soreness and rheumatic pains. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain's
Happy Marriages and the People’s Medical Adviser Offer
A promotion for R V Pierce’s People’s Medical Adviser a 1008 page home health guide with engravings and plates. The publisher offers a free copy in exchange for 31 one cent stamps to cover wrapping and postage from 652 Washington St Buffalo N Y.
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People’s
R. V. Pierce
M. D
Washington St
Buffalo
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