Nationwide Red Cross Health Center Campaign Launched
The American Red Cross announces a nationwide health service initiative led by the Health Service Department to combat disease and physical defects. The program centers in local centers using education, clinics, and displays to promote prevention and wellness nationwide.
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American Red Cross
United States
Red Cross Health Service Department
National Bendquarters
American Red Cross Health Center
Americaned Cross
Department of
Red Cross
Fed Cross
Red Cross Health Center
American Redress Health Center
French Praise for Our Red Cross Work
Andre Tardieu lauds American Red Cross efforts in France. He notes 1918 spending near 87 million francs and 1919 charitable expenditures around 171 million francs. He also cites junior Red Cross support and a goal to strengthen ties between French and American youth.
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France
Andre Tardieu
United States
American Red Cross
Red Cross of
America
Homestyle Health and Cooking Tips From a Past Era
A collection of old household guidance covers safe stair climbing, dishwashing hygiene, baby feeding with sterilized water and orange juice, a homemade laxative recipe using figs dates and senna, citron melon uses in pies and garnishes, double boiler pudding tips, and furniture cleaning with dampened cloths to trap dust.
Local Social Notes Entertainments and Incidents
Mrs Earl Kutler is on the sick list. Thedford Vealey spent the weekend with relatives in Ypsilanti. Miss Thelmia Custer attends Cleary Business College in Ypsilanti. Mr and Mrs Elmer Eisel entertain company from Findlay. A baby girl was born Friday October 1 to Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Collins. Mrs Albert Cross and daughter Leota visited with Mrs Hugh Craig. The Misses Marion and Melvina Rends of Britton spent the weekend with Mrs Ferris Brady and family. Mr and Mrs Samuel Craig and Mrs S Kleversaat of York visited with Hugh Craig and family. The honor of Mr and Mrs George Van Heuten was partly destroyed by fire Friday when the roof burned from a defective chimney. Help soon extinguished the flames burning only part of the roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thedford Vealey
Ypsilanti
Thelmia Custer
Cleary Business College
Elmer Eisel
Findlay, C
Ellsworth Collins
Marion and
Melvina Rends
Britton
Ferris Brady
George van Heuten
Central Lodi Community Notes Highlights Local Visits
Bert Moore illness listed while Robert Grosshans showcases a new Ford. Residents travel for schooling in Dayton and attend social calls in Hillsdale Ann Arbor and Detroit. Many callers visit relatives including Mrs Bert Moore, Mrs Fred Wagner, Mrs Clara Welch and others over the weekend.
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Bert Moore
Robert Grosshans
Lewis Wiress
Dayton
Ohio
Theodore Steward
Ann Arbor
Jacob Kinsley
Hillsdale
N. GC. Davenport’s
Age of English Judges at Chester Assizes Recalled
The article describes elaborate welcomes for English judges at Chester assizes, noting the kingly status during sessions. It recounts a 60 year old ceremony with the high sheriff meeting the judge at county borders for safe arrival, including 18 javelin men, 40 servants, 100 tenants, family carriages, trumpeters, editors, and county gentry.
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Chester
England
London
Cheshire Court
Helen Marshall Pratt
St. Nicholas
Local social notes from Macon area residents
Macon items report Mrs. Charles Slaght and Willie Jones both ill but improving. Mrs G D Ellis and others motor to Ann Arbor for the day. Raynor Scudder and daughter Opal visited friends in Macon Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Collins welcomed a daughter Jean Muriel on October 1. Vern Mansfield visited their hospital bound son. Lizzie Davenport and Mrs Walter Morden visited Blissfield friends. Culver Chambers of Grand Rapids Soldiers Home visits relatives. Lewis Culler and Lillian motored to Monroe for a day with Will Pupard family.
Richards Farm Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Myrl Murray and wife moved onto the Richards farm as Leola Richards assists Mrs. Max Richards this week. Jean LeBaron and Lucille LeBaron returned home for the weekend. Mrs. Frank Kelsey visited Friday with Mrs. Max Richards. Mrs. Francis Seitz and Detroit friends called at W. J. Lekaron’s. Allie Richards Hazel John and Bessie visited D. G on the Richards farm. School closed late last week due to Mrs. Peters’ father’s death. Karl Theurer attended a shower for Mr. and Mrs. Walter Alber Thursday. T. C. LeBaron and wife visited his parents over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrl Murray
Richards
Leola Richards
Max Richards
Jean
Lucille LeBaron
Frank Kelsey
Francis Seitz
Detroit
W. J. Lekaron
Allie Richards
Hazel
John
Bessie
D. G
Richards Farm
Peters
Karl ‘Theurer
Walter Alber
T. C. LeBaron
W. J. LeBaron
Samuel Craig
Petersburg
Meldren Richards
Helen Steinway
Manchester
Mooreville
George Richards
Cassius _Desbistigh
Milah
Andrew ‘Murray
Frank
Kelsay
John, Gooding and Family
Open Road appeal and local notices in Saline issue
Local residents named include Joseph Staunch and Joseph Ordyi home from Ann Arbor while Mrs. Orrin Camine and others visit St. Joseph hospital and nearby towns. An advertisement extols The Open Road magazine with contributors Herbert Hoover and Holman Day and notes a 3 dollar yearly subscription with installments. A Saline Observer ownership affidavit by Sim R Wilson is notarized, listing publishers and stakeholders.
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Joseph Staunch
Joseph Ordyi
Ann Arbor
Orrin Camine
St. Joseph Hospital
S. Kleversaat
Warl -Kuder
Macon
Herbert Hoover
Donald MacMillen
Fred Stone
Charles Boardman Hawes
Holman Day
Calvin Coolidge
Law and Order
Massachusetts
Thought and leisure fuel scientific progress
A Scientific American excerpt recalls Helmholtz on his seventieth birthday noting ideas arise during walking rather than desk or fatigue. Dr. Lusk emphasizes the need for leisure to ponder problems and discern worth while pursuing, arguing constant overdrive hinders achievement in science and medicine.
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Helmholtz
Graham Guskill
Lusk
Ito
Scientific American
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Phillips Brooks
South Saline
Earl Kutler
Albert ‘Cross
Leota
Hugh Craig
5. Kleversaat
York
Wilbur Cornish
Minnie Custer
Thelma Custer
Lodi
Fred Wagner
Fred Wild
Leo Keess
Jo S. Keess
Amanitda
Arthur Drake
Amanda Kinsley
Will Kinsley
Walter
Fred Kalmbach
Leavis Ernstof Dexter
N. C. Davenport
Clara Welch
Fred Mayer
Gar Davenport
Irene Albino
N. C
Nees Mapweth
Charles Slaght
Willie Jones
G. D. Ellis
Ann
Arbor
Raynor Scudder
Opal
JUDD
Central York
Boylston Street
Boston
Mass
Beulah
Roy Richards
Cook
Milan
Aud
Frea ‘Richards
Kart “Righaras
Qorvel Sanderson
Anyren
Anna
Clayton
Yolenti
Congress
Saline Observer
Michigan
Wilson
Sim
R. Wil‘san
Saling
Mich
R Wilson
Saline
Ares
Z. A. J. Warren
the Linograph Company
Davenport
STM
R. Avilson
Sacorn
A. J. Warren
Allen A. Nee
Allen
Wortley CO
R Harkins
Harkins & Son
Liberty St
Ann: Arbor
Edison
Geo. D. Switzer Co
Ypsilanti, Michigan
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