Service in Peace and War by American Red Cross
The piece outlines Red Cross roles in sustaining military morale through home-front care and field support. It highlights field directors at bases and hospital units, civilian chapters, and services from medical liaison to pension assistance, illustrating Red Cross as a vital partner to the armed forces and their families.
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Red Cross
Japan
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Veterans’ Hospital
Columbia
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Gray Lady
Richland County Red Cross
Faith That Keeps the Church Alive Through Jesus Christ
The sermon argues the church survives not by creed or social role but by faith in Jesus Christ. It contrasts views of faith with biblical reality, stressing Christ’s living presence, not a mere symbol, and notes how missionary examples show Christianity through transformed lives.
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Jesus
Jesus Christ
Church
Christ
Industrious Frontiersman B. W. Raymond Chicago Mayor
Industrious frontiersman B W Raymond one of Chicago's first mayors moved from New York in 1836 to begin a business career. By 1839 he led the young city and later helped seed the Elgin Illinois watch industry where a timepiece bearing his name is still produced.
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B. W. Raymond
Chicago
New York
Elgin
Ill
Devotional Reading Highlights Selected Bible Passages
This reading focuses on Acts 21 7 26 32 Romans 5 1 8 Hebrews 12 1 3 I John 1 and II Timothy 1 8 14. It invites reflection on faith endurance, grace and perseverance through trials in a concise devotional format.
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John
General Marshall Leads Red Cross Inspection Tour
Gen. George C. Marshall heads a nation wide tour of key Red Cross chapters to review operations. He documents findings in a series of challenging articles and promises another report next week.
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George C. Marshall
American Red Cross
Red Cross
General Marshall
Red Cross Lauds Volunteers as Life Blood of Service
Marshall emphasizes volunteers as the Red Cross backbone, noting their long hours and chapter-level recognition. He warns the organisation could not perform essential national and global services without these ready volunteers.
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Red Cross
America
Provident Pioneers of Elgin Drive Watch Industry
Elgin owes its rise as a watchmaking center to pioneer residents who donated 35 acres and bought $25 000 in stock to attract the infant industry in 1864.
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Elgin
Ill
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