Juniors Plan 10 to Be Brothers and Sisters to World Children
The Red Cross Junior Membership seeks to bind American schoolchildren into a global family serving children in need. Sixty percent of fees fund a National Children's Fund aiding famine and homeless kids in Europe while the rest supports American relief and local community activities.
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WORL
Iule Brothers and Sisters
America
The
Red Cross
Europe
Petrograd
Children’s Fund
France
Belgium
American Red Cross
New Educational Ideas Announced by Junior Red Cross
With the new school term the Junior Red Cross outlines two major efforts. It seeks internationalizing general education and providing scholarships for children of disabled service members. The program includes monthly bulletins with world stories to enrich geography and history lessons and aims to fund scholarships for orphans of men who died in service. A new First Aid course will be taught by qualified instructors.
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Junior Red Cross
Federal Board For
Red Cross
Sipls
Trapping Pine Mice to Save Vegetables in Eastern States
United States Department of Agriculture outlines trapping to reduce damage from pine mice in Virginia Maryland and other eastern states. Advice covers small area trapping and poison baits with strychnine mixtures for larger infestations.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Virginia
Maryland
Junior Red Cross Auxiliary Membership Rules
New York schools may form Junior Red Cross auxiliaries under the local chapter. Once enrolled, all students become members with a yearly fee equal to one fourth the school’s pupil count. Money funds the National Children's Fund and local relief, with sixty percent sent to headquarters and forty percent kept locally.
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NY American
Red Cross
Junior Red Cross
Red Cross Fund
National Children’s Fund
Beekeeping Note on Lime-Sulphur Sprays
Pennsylvania zoologist Prof. H A Sinace reports that spraying Bute trees with lime sulfur during blossoms poses little danger to bees as they avoid flowers coated with the solution. Observations suggest minimal impact on bee feeding.
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H. A. Sintace
Pennsylvania
Applying a Summer Spray for Petal Fall
Instructions describe using a nozzle to create a fine mist at pressure for applying a petal fall spray. The calyx cup should be open and the spray delivered from above to fill the calyx with poison.
To Aid American Children in Service at Home and Abroad
A program encouraging American youth to serve needy children at home and overseas. It aims to give children the chance to learn the value of selfish service and to foster understanding among children of all nations.
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Joim
Staple meats remain main city food as prices stay fair
Beef pork and mutton doubtless will continue to be staple articles of food for city people so long as they can buy these foods at any reasonable price. Farmers with calves lambs and pigs for local market could market their feed to advantage.
Trouble With Young Lambs Causes and Care
White scours in lambs is caused by digestive disorders. Remove affected lambs from mothers and give only a little milk. A tablespoonful of milk of magnesia helps cure the trouble. Milk the udder before letting a lamb nurse.
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M. B. Ulrich & Company
J. M. Scott
Elmer
J. Hl. Callahan & CO
Junior
Ings
Odon Drug CO
Rexall
W.r.neeremer
the Teasdale Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Chamberlain
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