Suffrage thrift markets urge patriotic food self sufficiency
Mrs Walter McNab Miller suffrage thrift chair calls for national self sufficiency in food as a patriotic duty. She cites refusals to hoard or rush to markets and describes a two month southern tour promoting community food programs and cooperative efforts to boost production and stabilize prices. Markets opened in Alken. prices kept steady with staples and perishables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter McNab Miller
New York
Navy
Walter McNab
Miller
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Maryey
Howe
Faye Horst Tiene
Cooltabora
Anna Ho
Uae
Testate
Ayeyer
Alken
Aiding Sufferers Aided by Rosenwald Fund Appeals
A chaotic plea describes Julive Rosenwald of Chicago urging vast sums for relief, noting donations from individuals and large promises reaching millions. It laments ongoing appeals to support Jewish and other victims, praising continuous fund drives and the broad support from the public.
Woman refuses hospital care over pet canary incident
In West Philadelphia a five year old girl and her aunt refused hospital care after a bee sting incident. A patrol arrived and was ordered to take the woman home. The bird was placed with a neighbor before the aunt was taken to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chomgte siuTeriing
Fraemenstrhs
Paulie Dedtaven
Souder
West Philadelphia
Indian Groesus Buys U S Bonds
The 63 year old Creek guardian Jackson Barnett near Henryetta Oklahoma accumulates Liberty Bonds and bank deposits totaling nearly 800000 with attempts to invest most of his fortune via U S treasury holdings. Senator Owen and Secretary Lane discuss divesting his funds while concerns about legal ownership and guardianship rise. The backstory traces Barnett from nomadic life to wealth arising from oil leases on his allotted land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury
Jackson Barnett
Henryetta
Oklo
Uh Turbo Deguud
Oklahoma
Harnett
Barnett
Wy Refs
Lili
Jack Rabbits
Todinn
Department of the Interior
Veteran woman seeks voter registration in Seattle
An 89 year old Seattle woman named Helen Paglor declares she is experienced in rifle work and wants to register with the League For Women's Service. She says she served for country in war and peace and can handle a rifle. her husband fought in the Civil War and she has histories as a teacher and horsewoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buy
Seattle
Helen B. Pagl
Elishiyoulie
League For Women
Abe
Sharpahoote
East Borhem
County
N.Y
Ives Ballard
Ahe
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Joyce-Pruit Co
Suffrage Thrift
Watfrage Thrift
Mumuchumetts, and & Co-Operative
East Cambridge
Mi Frage Thrift War Service
A. G. Shelby. CO
Julive Rosenwald
Chicago
Bite
Gilte
Ameren
Tata
Oman
Indian Groesus
U. S
Liberty Loan
Flere
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