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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1919
Page
5
Dr Henry Albert of the University of Iowa warns that a germ called strepto accus linked to influenza last autumn is now common in ordinary colds. He cautions colds can lead to mild bronchitis and coughing, urges handkerchief use and self care to prevent spread and serious disease.
The Free Methodist Church holds Sabbath School at 10. Preaching at 11 followed by the class meeting. Evening service at 7 30. Cottage prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 at Mrs Shaufer’s home East Walnut Street led by Pastor W S Scalf.
Henry P. Davison delivers a War Council statement detailing the end of the war council, the transition to permanent staff led by Dr. Livingston Farrand, and a global Red Cross program. He notes over 400 million dollars in cash and supplies, 17 million members, and ongoing relief missions in France, Italy, the Near East, and other regions with a Balkan commission and Palestine efforts.
Preliminary returns show women workers across the Seventh Federal Reserve district gearing up for the fifth Liberty Loan. Leaders say many are volunteering more time, expanding recruitment, securing pledges from veterans, and aiming for a larger, more effective campaign than prior loans. The April drive will precede farm and garden work, focusing on civilian support and finishing the job.
Poem laments war weariness and reveres heroes while yearning for divine guidance. It compares worship to lighting a Liberty Bond pledge and contemplates pride and distance from distant suffering.
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