Red Cross Christmas Week Roll Call Prompts Community Action
The Red Cross urges every household to enroll during Christmas Week starting December 16 with nationwide drives, church pulpits, and local chapter events. Volunteers, corporations, and workers will organize programs from blood drives to homefront relief, aiming to expand membership across communities. The campaign emphasizes observance through church talks, films, and a national cleanup day in support of Red Cross services at home and abroad.
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Servier
Hidsell
Nacional Cammmaed Hamaeers
Meetigin
Ted Crass
Red Cris Praetor
Ain
Red Cross
Ted Cross
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Tonat
Enrelline
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Ainene
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Heniter
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Ted Cros
Grsat
Young Canadian soldier recalls grim over the top charge
In a letter from Atlanta to his father, 23 year old Arthur MacKoleht recounts a World War I assault. He describes melting pots used to boil down enemy remains and a chaotic front where dense fog limited visibility and enemy troops cried kamnerad as they pressed forward.
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Arthur MacKoleht
Atlanta
MacKanteht
France
Kamnerad
No Spitting Ban At General Electric Plant
The General Electric plant at Cleveland launches an antispitting campaign to curb spitting into dark corners. White lines mark baseboards and floor spots to remind workers, and the measure has nearly eliminated corner spitting in the factory.
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Tt Tea
Nelo Park
General Electric Company
Cleveland
Ear of Corn His God in Court of Domestic Relation
A fragment from a court record notes a claim or discussion involving reverence to an ear of corn personified as a deity, described within the domestic relations court context and proceedings.
Low Meat Prices Versus High Cattle Prices Examined
The article explains the tension between farm prices for cattle, processing costs, and consumer meat prices. It uses Swift & Company as an example, noting cattle bring about 90 percent of meat and by products revenue, with most profits covering processing, shipping, and distribution costs.
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Swift & Company
Local Society Notes From Queen District
Mrs. Vite and others appeared in a modest pageant with corn and supplication gestures. Mrs. Pearl Miller, granddaughter of Dr. Lyons, traveled from Queen with her baby on to Arizona. Mrs. Boyd Baker, a nurse, arrived from Queen for a month of professional duty with Ross Middleton’s family.
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Pearl Miller
Baby
Dr. Lyons
Queen
Ariz
Boyd Baker
Ashe
Ross Middleton
High Cost of Moving in Savannah
In Savannah Georgia the old rule that moving is cheaper than renting is gone as costs skyrocket from 10 to 820 per load due to labor shortages and high upkeep.
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Savannah
Hope man Hugh Gage leaves town after dental visit
Hugh Gage of Hope, who had been in town several days visiting a local dentist, departed Saturday night for his home.
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Hugh Gage
Hope
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