Funds Needed at Once for Big Base Hospital
Oregon Red Cross reports urgent need to fund equipment for the University of Oregon medical school base hospital. Estimated cost is 40,000 dollars with 20,000 already contributed to Portland. Donations are pouring in from other chapters. funds will cover ambulances, X ray gear, portable fixtures, beds, surgical instruments, offices, and kitchenware as the hospital prepares for front service.
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University of Oreson School of Medicine
Red Cross
Washington, D. C
Bnce
Portland
Red Cro
FeoCo
University of Qreson Hospital
Hee
Red Crom
Robert H. Strong
War Department
University of Oregon Medical School Base Hospital Appeal
The text outlines base hospital units organized at the request of the Red Cross for service to France, with donations to fund the Oregon Medical School Base Hospital Fund. It notes continuous care for sick and wounded, temporary first aid, and postwar equipment return to the Red Cross.
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Washington
France
Association of Letter Carriers Meets in Tejas Dallas
In a Diennial convention in Dallas on September 15, the National Association of Letter Carriers praised joining the American Federation of Labor. National officers said some delegates will be invited to a closed session to outline aims for congressional action to restore interests for better carriers.
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Dallas
Tejas
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Coal Operators to Confer With Seattle Merchants Thursday
Seattle Sept 15 In efforts to gather facts on a threatened coal famine in Washington a conference of state coal operators with the Seattle Chamber of Commerce and commercial clubs was set for Thursday afternoon at the request of Dr Henry Suzrailo chairman of the state defense council Dr Harry A Garfield administrator for national defense today telegraphed requesting all facts and offered to aid further investigation
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Seattle
Washington
Beattle Chamber of
Commerc
Henry Suzrailo
State Council of Defense
Harry A. Garfield
Yukon Plautr Strike Near Selkirk Sparks a Claim Boom
A veteran Yukoner Captain Back sparked a mining movement west of Selkirk after months of quiet work. Juneau interests staked, with several claims now active on Kitchener and Beymer creeks and tributaries. Around 150 claims are reported, with no clear proof of outreach.
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Dawson
Selkirk
Captain Back
Juneau
Kitchener
Beymer Cresie
Ceremony of Blewixe the center spawns a grand rite
Sept. 15 ceremony at Sifry ie Cte marked the Blewixe rite, the third attempt in a sequence described as tales to be shown this week. Several editors witnessed, with the earlier attempt in Aue oer ending in a mishap as the structure collapsed and caused a striking incident. The project has progressed toward the present stage, with over 15,000 reported in attendance or related counts.
Iron blood tonic Peptiron advertised to restore strength
An 1900s style advertisement touts Peptiron as a tonic to fight anemia and pallor. It claims to renew strength for daily duties by restoring blood quality with a chocolate flavored pill form, appealing to readers worn by work and overuse of laxatives.
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Ira
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University of Oregon Medical
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