Kentucky Students Pay Well in War Campaign
The article notes that Kentucky students surpassed a $20,000 quota for the United War Work Campaign, pledging $31,350. It reports 58.2 percent of subscriptions paid in cash, with 44 colleges in 23 counties participating and 13 paying in full. It lists honor roll and high-payment schools and highlights ongoing Liberty Loan timing.
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United States of America
United War
Kentucky
H. S. Tucker
United War Work Fund
Millerrsburg Military
Millersburg
Baptist Women’s Mission
Kentucky Military
Villa Madonna Academy
Union
Loretto
St. Mary’s
Nazareth
Langdon School
St. Vincent’s
Cumberland
Lindsey- Wilson
Presbyterian Theological Seminary
St. Joseph’s
Margaret
Soldiers Return To Morgantown Aid Farm Effort
Seventy three soldiers returning to Butler County Kentucky were welcomed with celebration. County agent organized a meeting to form a group for better farming methods social conditions and citizenship. Do not condemn a woman for prioritizing her poodle over her husband, a differing motive may exist.
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Butler County
Morgantown
How to Prevent Influenza and Pneumonia in Kentucky
Public health appeal urges inoculation and careful steps to avoid flu and pneumonia. It cites fourte en thousand Kentuckians affected in 1918 and promotes free inoculations via the State Board of Health. Advice includes staying home when ill, rest, fluids, soft foods, and skipping whiskey. Covering the face, avoiding crowds, and seeking medical help are advised.
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Kentucky
Merley
State Board of Health
Pnaemonia
War Mothers Day Call for Montgomery County
Mothers of boys in the army, navy or marine corps are urged to attend a Montgomery County War Mothers Association enrollment event in Mt. Sterling next Wednesday, April 23. The day includes a government exhibition by Fighting Tanks and registration at Rest Rooms, plus daytime-entertainment coordination. Mrs. A. B. Oldham chairs the effort.
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Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Mt. Sterling
Montgomery County
A. B. Oldham
Jewish Relief Drive Exceeds Montgomery County Quota
S M Newmeyer chairman of the Jewish Relief drive announces Montgomery County has oversubscribed its quota by over $200 and extends hearty appreciation to the county’s residents for their liberal response.
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S. M. Newmeyer
Montgomery County
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R. E. Punch & Company
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