Red Cross Urges Unite to Extend War Health Work
Dr Livingstone Farrand chairman of the Central Committee of the American Red Cross tours the country to promote peace work and the Third Red Cross Roll Call from Nov 2 to 11 for 20 million members and 15 million dollars. He emphasizes the Red Cross as the coordinating force for disease prevention and public nursing, urging local unions to join and expand health programs nationwide.
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American Red Cross
Livingstone S*arrand
Central Committee of the
Red Cross
Farrand
Unite
The
United States
Pershing delivers ten thousand to Red Cross for French orphans
Gen Pershing, before leaving France for the United States, turned over to the American Red Cross a fund of about 10 000 dollars in francs for the care of French orphan children adopted by the Red Cross. A chaplain on Pershing’s staff witnessed the Red Cross work at headquarters and relayed the report to the commander in chief.
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Pershing
France
United States
Red Cross
Gen. Pershing
Financing the Farm on the Budget Plan
A discussion of businesslike farming urges yearly budgets and records. It describes using War Savings Stamps and Thrift Stamps as investments, with farm receipts and expenditures organized by income sources and expense headings for a practical, modern farming approach.
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Prust
War Savings Stamps Department of the War Loan Organization
Seventh Federal Reserve District
Nive
How a School Bank Works in Hartford Conn
A Hartford area school operates a student savings bank begun twelve years ago by a principal to teach thrift and labor. Eighth graders act as tellers, deposits are recorded in pass books, and funds are pledged to the Hartford Society for Savings with personal accounts opened for pupils who accumulate at least $2. Withdrawals require a written parent’s application.
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New England
School Savings, Bank
Henry Nurnared
Hartford
Hartford, Conn
Selon
Davis
Aestries
Hartford Society
Society
Mobilized for Disaster Calls by the Red Cross
The American Red Cross plans a nationwide Third Roll Call from November 2 to 11 to recruit 20 million members and raise 15 million dollars. Chapters will form emergency relief committees, establish supply centers, survey needs, and mobilize 50 base hospitals for rapid response in major disasters.
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American Real Cross
American Red Cross
Halifax
The
Red Cross
Eptir
Red Crosse
Nearquarters Kitty Hospitals Then Turned to Government
The text states that hospitals or centers are guaranteed by the American Red Cross and turned over to the government. Military forces will be ready for immediate service. The excerpt emphasizes readiness and official transfer of medical facilities for wartime use.
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Red Cross
Nursing enact plan spells red choice for classes
Fragmented text outlines a plan for nursing education with focus on home sanitation hygiene care of the sick and sanitation. It mentions chapters and a peace program outline and notes courses in schools colleges and for department store workers and farmers.
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Ph Ie
Aml Fartrates
Pop Oss AG
Original cast in the Chocolate Soldier at Grand theater
Ralph Dunbar selects an exceptional cast for the Chocolate Soldier with five stars from the firstAmerican tour under Whitney. George Donnell as Colonel Popoff entertains with his escapades while Jack Phillips, son of a Baptist minister, stars as Alexius in the touring company.
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Ralph Dunbar
America
Mr. Whitney
George Donnell
Col. Popoff
Chocolate Soldier
Alexius
Jack Phillips
Shaw and Straus
Philips
Panama
Alice
Chocolate Soldier Promises Grand Night at the Grand
Nelady in appears as the principal tenor with a seasoned chorus led by Mr Dunbar The company of cultured young singers delivers numbers like My Hero The production is praised for personality and musical grace The Chocolate Soldier is set for a big night at the Grand on Thursday October 18th
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Nelady
San Francisco
Dunbar
New Era Institute in Presbyterian Church
On Wednesday November 12 a New Era Institute will be held in our church for churches in the north half of Fort Dodge Presbytery. Speakers include W. H. Kearns Omaha W. E. Roberts Sioux Falls S. R. Verguson Cedar Rapids Theo Morning Des Moines Mrs Pettit Waterloo M. V. Higbee Boone I A Smiler Jefferson. Congregation asked to provide lodgings and breakfast for attendees from other churches. Notify C F Barber to arrange. Institute opens 9:30 PM Wednesday and runs all day with a popular meeting in the evening.
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New Era Institute
Our Church
Fort Dodge Presbytery
Eatherville
W. H. Kearns
Omaha
W. E. Roberts
Sioux Falls
S. R. Verguson
Cedar Rapids
Theo Morning
Des Moines
Mrs. Pettit
Waterloo
M. V. Higbee
Boone
I. A. Smiler
Jefferson
C F. Barber
Tisedo
Institute
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Dr. Farrand
Gene
Yeu New Era Institute
Presbyterian Church
Vindicator
Republican
Fuller
Williamson
Iowa Savings Bank
Estherville
Iowa
West Side
Roudebush Grocery
Barney Tre
Shropshire Rams
Bush Bros
Terril
S. C. Packard
South Third Avenue
W. A. Hendrickson
Sons of the Pathfinder
W. A. Schultz
John Martyr
Hatykeye Cafe
Heaton
Hampshires
A. H. Heaton
Holton
Lattin
Nash
Estherville Tire Company
Consolidated School
E. L. Felkey
Secreary
Halfa
R. A. Stevens
Parzig
of Ofice
Coleman
Grand Théatre
George Bernard Shaw
Om Crr
Straus
Act
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