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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1917
Page
8
Red Cross Calls for 15 Million New Members This Christmas
A wartime appeal urges 15 million additional Red Cross members to aid wounded soldiers and families in France and elsewhere. Leaders like Henry P. Wilson and Pershing stress rapid mobilization, with chapters, canteens, hospitals, and supplies expanding from Paris to front lines. The effort promises home front sacrifice and a global relief campaign powered by U.S. volunteers and cash.
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Went Cross
Red Cross
Christus Membhors
France
Pershing
No Man's Ind
Germany
Lome
Vm Entelt
Ft. Helgum
Serbia
Britain
Ich
Alresty
Paris
Henry P. Wlson
Med Cross War Council
Le 8
Ove
Serance
Confort
Savini
Theury Py Divleon
wTadirman
Mr. Davison
Gener
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Telus
Hell
Wes
America
American Red Cross
Minke
Hmib
Belgium
Grayson M. P. Murphy
Red Brent
Srance
BUI Geons
Sielane Ming
Murphy
Ttre Ip
Serble Manta
Camortaldin
Indus
Kitchon
Ind
Stdent Wilson
Dermine
Iussia
Foss
Raffles
Khakt
Red Cross War Council
Henry P. Red Cross War Counelt
Step
Davison
Said
the Cross
Great Order
Americans' European Patronage Reflected in Global Travel
Fragmentary text discusses Americans’ role in European cultural exchange, noting curiosity and perceived disdain, with a speaker questioning why Americans roam and seek happiness abroad while some resist leaving home. Abbreviated phrases indicate interrupted narration about identity and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Dyesa
Jones
Indy
Ti Waa
Manin
L Ong Place
How to Adorn The Church For The Holiday
Instructions for church holiday decoration covering timing budgeting and materials. Emphasizes early planning red and white color schemes evergreen arrangements pampas plumes holly laurel and other greens. Notes on using wireless supplies stems from florists and borrowing plants from members with care for cold weather transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deby
Les
New York Sun
Surlani
Pinatas Beside Christmas Stockings in Mexican Holiday Fun
In a McCall's Magazine piece Crozer details Christmas traditions where pinatas hang in Mexican villages and homes. Tall paper figures conceal earthen jars of candy, often shaped as angels or famous figures, and are broken by blindfolded revelers for sweets amid laughter and cheering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mextea
Diaz
Vinutly
T, Crozer
McCall’s Magazine
The Wondrous Season
A fragmented poem praising Christmas as timeless and wondrous. It recalls gifts, lights, street scenes, and memories of childhood joy. The text references Santa, toys, symbols, and a sense of lingering magic across generations, ending with a stray line about a Baltimore gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christman
Baltimore Gun
Santa Claus Answers a Childs Christmas Questions
A Pittsburgh Press reader asks Mr Santa Claus about his reindeer flight from the sky the safety of his sleigh the presence of the man in the moon and how he delivers toys to good children The piece presents a playful exchange framed as a child’s questions to Santa Claus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Mr. Bun
Banta Claus
What Others Like to Eat at Christmastide
The piece surveys festive dishes across regions noting turkey variants in Cuba and Mexico, ham in Brittany, sausages in France, and regional dishes in Italy England Scotland and Yorkshire. It mentions traditions from pork and elder wine to haddock stuffed with meal and onions and a Southern line about delaying Christmas until the next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pain
Cuba
Mexico
Miole de Gunjaloto
France
Brittany
Noel
Italy
Eplybeny
England
Warwickshire
Yorkshire
Scotland
Chicago
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