Salvation Army War Fund Campaign Aims at Home Service Support
The Salvation Army launches a nationwide drive May 19 to 26 to raise 18 million dollars for the Home Service Fund. It highlights veterans in France and the Army’s postwar work, stressing gratitude from 2,000,000 supporters and the need to relieve workers from constant fundraising to focus on evangelistic and social services.
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France
Salvation Army
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America
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Home Service Fund
Untold wartime aid and shelter story emerges
Fragmented account describes wartime relief and shelter for youths, with names and places unclear. It notes plans to house and feed youths, overseen by Salvation Army workers, and hints at broader international aid efforts amid ongoing conflict.
Cardinal Gibbons Endorses S A Drive Letter to Gov Whitman
A damaged OCR letter from Cardinal Gibbons to Governor Whitman praises the Salvation Army and requests a donation of 18 million dollars for its work. It notes wartime service witnesses and emphasizes the army as sectarian-free. The letter calls for public generosity and support from New York residents.
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New York State
Gildwane
Siivition Army
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Salvation Army
Vamps
Farm Loan System Active in 16 Percent of Land Business
A Farm Loan Board report marks the second year of operation showing the federal farm loan system directing about 16 percent of all agricultural land financing in the country. The totaled lending during the 42 months reaches $1,2023,800,000 with strong regional activity and steady growth across states.
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Makxonic Order Convention Speech Sparks Language Debate
At the 198th annual convention in New York, a motion in the Makxonic order prompted discussion over the use of English in official proceedings. The listing objection was presented by a member from Minnesota, highlighting language requirements within state lines.
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Salvation Army budget reveals 13 million fund goal for home aid
In a detailed National Headquarters report, the Salvation Army outlines a 13 million Home Service Fund target after May 19 to 20 wrecks. The document lists about MB corps nationwide with costs for maintaining operations and divisional oversight, plus headquarter supervision and wartime relief efforts.
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Salvation Army Home Service Fund Appeal urged
Evangeline Booth, commander of the Salvation Army in the United States, explains the Home Service Fund campaign for 13 million dollars conducted from May 19 to May 26. She notes the war depleted resources at home and emphasizes rebuilding efforts to aid the poor as troops return from France and combat poverty in the United States.
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Home Service Fund
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Salvacion
Augetine Booth
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Salvation Army Home Service Fund
Kranne
Nerinps
United States
France
Wilson endorses Salvation Army campaign
President Woodrow Wilson backs the Salvation Army in a letter praising its work and urging support for a sustaining fund. He stresses the Army needs no recommendation and expresses gratitude for its service to troops at a New York address.
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Woodrow Wilson
Lloyd George Credits Salvation Army in War Effort
In a Paris letter dated April 8, 181, David Lloyd George praises the Salvation Army for aiding Allied armies and war theaters. He lauds the Army’s sacrifices, comfort work, and welfare efforts, acknowledging the banner service as a key factor in easing soldiers' sufferings. The note comes to Evanceline Booth, commander in the United States. The Salvation Army drives a food campaign during the week of May 120.
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Salvation Army
United States
David Lloyd George
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New York
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Salvation Army drive seeks support for aid fund
Fragmented OCR text notes a Salvation Army appeal asking for donations to support a service fund. The unclear content mentions a $1,000 goal and references to May 1924, the Ruecesa of the Salvation Army, and poverty in a city area.
Out of Love Club Unique Organization
The Out of Love Club, linked to Salvation Army work, supports girls helped by Army services in major cities. Membership rewards kindness, requires past aid through Salvation Army placements, enforces modest dress and no gossip, with suspensions for rule breaches. The club funds are tied to the Salvation Army House Service Fund Campaign.
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Wren
Nerlvinios
Cmnta
Maine
Eilyattoy
Hermy
Salvation Army
Salvation Army House Service Fund
Salvation Army Leader Miss Booth Heads US Campaign
Miss Evangeline Booth leads the Salvation Army in the United States during a pivotal drive. The broadcast urges donations to the Home Service Fund, aiming to raise thirteen million dollars during the May 1-2 period to support its postwar relief, while stressing the army’s mission to aid the needy and redeem the fallen.
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