Rural Health Advantage Warns About Night Air Danger
A National Tuberculosis Association report warns rural residents benefit from outdoor sleeping porches and fresh air, while closed windows risk tuberculosis and other illnesses. The piece stresses the White Plague causes 150,000 US deaths yearly and urges public health measures and cross charity support for Christmas Goos sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tuberculosis Association
Red Cross
Divease
Tiberculista
UC Leomwerines
Terence
Thorses
Eithes
United States
Theon Teurenere
Erhiel
Arch Enemy of Humanity Facts and Folly Across Nations
Fragmented text claims widespread fear of an arch threat and cites population figures and political influence. Mentions Luherespline, Teotien, HALO, and various oblique references to societal costs and religious and labor dynamics. Context unclear. reads as garbled OCR of a conspiracy style feature.
National Tuberculosis Association launches education drive
The National Tuberculosis Association has launched an extensive educational campaign after a recent health survey found 160000 yearly deaths in the United States and 1000000 active cases today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tuberculosis Association
United States
Red Cross mobilizes UK school children through Junior Red Cross
Early in World War I the American Red Cross organized the Junior Red Cross to mobilize US school children. By war’s end nine million enrolled to support relief, fund drives, and campaigns. A photo shows a Spokane girl collecting pennies for the war effort as part of a broader peace program and youth involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American Red Cross
Ted Cross
War Fund
Jimlor
Croke
Spokane
Wash
Red Cross Aid to Serbia Amid World War Turmoil
During the war and after the U S entry a Red Cross commission assisted Serbia with relief operations. Hospitals were set up refugees fed and cared for, the army received dental care, farm machinery and seeds were supplied, and aid extended to children. A photograph shows a Serbian girl in ragged clothes illustrating the hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Serble
Typlus
United States
West
Red Cross Relief in War Aftermath
In the early war period United States entry shifted fortunes as the Cerhyat Powers pressed Romane frontiers. The Red Cross took over two hospitals and organized food clothing distribution for refugees. A photo shows an oxcart used by relief workers to haul supplies into the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ameriend Roi Cross Das
Tred Cross
Red Cross
American Red Cross Aid Reaches Saloniki Front
War era image shows American Red Cross relief efforts at Saloniki with mountains of supplies, detailing 25 boxes from a French transport and volunteers rushing aid to areas of greatest need. The caption notes Red Cross workers as a major global relief organization and features a Red Cross cautions unit in action.
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Veritalle
Quinter
America Red Cross
Red Cross
Question Before the House
A discontented bachelor asks what one does when buying guaranteed non shrinking woolen wear and using a laundry that promises not to shrink yet shrinks the garments. The note reflects frustration with inconsistent quality and service.
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London
Sheten
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St. Louie Society For the Relief and Prevention
National Tubercutwats Association
Uhernutinle
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Home Service
American Cross
Junior Red Cross
Owmation Desk
Nage
Catal
Pepe Prowyn
Ted Cross Yell
Inaimeralife
Infurnacon
Haredus
Kervies Wienicheir
Arctic Circle
Tur
Globe
Russia
Public Health
Treves
Germany
Howe
Struws & Red Chase Public Health
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Saloniki
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