President Wilson Praises Tuberculosis Drive Seeks Funds
President Wilson in a letter to the National Tuberculosis Association expresses keen interest in its work and wishes success for the 1919 Red Cross Christmas Seal drive. He notes the goal of raising about 1.5 billion dollars to finance upcoming state budgets and urges full participation.
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Wilson
Charles J." Bat Dela
National ‘Tuberculosis Association
National Tuberculoals Association
Ani
Raillion
Farkand
National Tuberculosis Association
Charles J. Hatfield
World War I Romanian relief by American Red Cross
During 1917 the American Red Cross operated Romanian relief efforts with two shophgala stations and a Canteen to aid starving refugees. Food and clothing were distributed over a large area as Red Cross workers faced transport challenges including ox carts and supply lines, amid mistaken Armenian identifications.
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United States
Red Cross
Red Cross Official Endorses Christmas Seal Sale
Dr Livingston Farrand chairman of the American Red Cross endorses the 1919 Christmas Seal sale under the National Tuberculosis Association. The campaign aims to raise over 8,500,000 for 1920 health efforts with 1,000 allied groups. Farrand urges generous American support nationwide.
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RED Ried Cross
Livingston
Farrand
Central Committee
American Red Cross
Livingston Farrand
The
Americas Red Cross
Red Cross
National Tuberculosis Association
Europe
National Tuberculosis: Association
Children and World Warnings About Caring for the Young
Fragmentary text discusses helping children and philanthropy with scattered phrases about healing wounds, restraining crime, and offering kindness. It includes names and disjointed reflections on what people should do for little ones.
Health Bonds Popular In Tuberculosis Fight
The National Tuberculosis Association promotes Health Bonds issued this year for Christmas Seal funds. Denominations start at six dollars to suit large subscribers, easing Red Cross Seals subscriptions. Proceeds aid efforts to reduce tuberculosis deaths in the United States, continuing the 1920 campaign. Bonds available through state and local tuberculosis associations.
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Red Cross
United States
GRAFT OF TURK A dubious city boss exposed in Armenia report
A fragmented OCR passage alleges a corrupt city official in Armenia tied to covert agents and unlawful practices. The report cites Major Stephen Trowbridge and Go Edmund Le as sources, detailing alleged sugarplum themed manipulation by criminal elements.
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Alinta
Armenia
Stephen Trowbridge
Edmund Lee
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Treves
Hocley
Foesthin-reagon
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Tabarculosia“Association
David ‘Starr
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