Women at Home Front Drive Red Cross Efforts
A feature describes wartime Red Cross volunteer work led by women, detailing steady weekly commitments at headquarter rooms, needlework and medical supply efforts. It notes the steady rise in volunteer participation, the value of tobacco soap and toothbrushes, and the public support behind hospital equipment and field aid.
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Tom
United
Hien
Chile
Myton
Sunetines
Phinsy
Wein
Evian
Eyian
Enon
Mathers
Prague
Branco
Init
Kaiser
Stedl Gross
Howe
Evlan
Red Cross
Veneva
Aril
Bylan
American Red Cross
Ted
Alley White
Kansas
Henry J
Ta Tre
France
Wilson
Jenaway
Wells
Sedan
Wistrarad
Canathon
Mr. Wishare
Washington
Devaistadors
Piastite
Guy Juls
Mr. Wishard
Tata
Cinisthias
Soln
Stin
Tuily
Heed Cross
Minke Wood
Novel Wax and Stone Ink Patent Crystallizes
Report on William Geer of Akron Ohio claiming a wax and stone ink composite. The invention uses wax mixed with stone to create a hard, smooth surface enabling rapid ink setting. Ink supply by Kevin Asborn with a process involving wax boiling and temperature control for binding cells into a durable writing medium.
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William Geer
Akran
Benells
Kevin Asborn
Lalxing
Wien
In Time Gown Promises Comfortable Home Fashion
The article describes a soft satin negligee styled like a kimono with a straight down front opening and loose three quarter sleeves. It highlights a satin girdle with ribbon ends and a small wreath detailing, plus matching satin house slippers and a jeweled trim, noting new waist fashion with batik and self materials. The piece urges attractive dress at home to help wearers relax during strenuous times.
Soldier Scrapbooks Chronicle War Remnants
Fragmentary note references scrapbooks made in England for a wounded Tom during conflict. Indicates collection of wartime images and documents as keepsakes. Preservation effort suggests morale boost and historical memory amid military service.
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England
Tom
Tragic Death Ends Famed Artist's Life in New York
The article recalls a renowned humorist now turned somber figure, once celebrated nationwide. Owen Johnson witnessed the scene and described the moment as solemn and restrained, noting that Paul Avihur severed a facial vein, signaling a fatal self-inflicted wound.
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New York
Owen Johnson
Paul Avihur
Unclear Dialogue From Historic Ledger Page
Fragmentary text shows a clipped dialogue about a bishop and a hod carrier. Names and context are incomplete, making the setting and sequence hard to determine.
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Mike
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