Tuberculosis Seal Idea Originated In Copenhagen
A Copenhagen postal clerk Einar Holboel conceived a global effort against tuberculosis during a busy December 1903 afternoon. His idea sparked a campaign that aims to save lives, protect homes, and wage a total, decisive war against the ancient disease.
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Einar Holboel
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The First Christmas Seals Change Public Health Campaign
Emily Bissell of Wilmington Delaware launched a charity stamp drive inspired by Jacob Riis and Danish seals. The idea grew after Riis’s article and Roosevelt praise sparked public support for funding a Brandywine sanitarium through a penny stamp.
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America
Jacob Riis
Theodore Roosevelt
Emily Bissell
Wilmington
Del
Brandywine River
First Christmas Seal Sale in America Initiated
Jacob Riis inspired design pioneer Miss Bissell to create the first Christmas Seal. After overcoming obstruction, a small printer produced 59 000 stamps and postal clerks agreed to help. Delaware residents learned the penny stamp would be purely ornamental and a Christmas Seal table opened in Wilmington post office to commence sales.
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Jacob Riis
America
Delaware
Wilmington
Reprobatus Becomes St. Christopher- Answers Christ's Call
A historic tale follows Reprobatus, a young giant who abandons changing masters as he encounters stronger rulers. He first deserts Pharaoh whom he served for Satan after recognizing the Devil fears the cross and ultimately answers a call to become St. Christopher.
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St. Christopher
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Pharaoh
Satan
Reprobatus Becomes Christofera Patron Saint of Travelers
A medieval legend follows Reprobatus refused prayer and serving penance by ferrying travelers across a river. On Christmas Eve a child reveals his true burden, revealing Christ as redeemer and bearer of sins. He is named Christofera, Saint Christopher, patron saint of travelers, linked to the Christmas date palm blossoming.
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Christ
Reprobatus
Christofera
St. Christopher
Conflict at the Fox enthralls with Bogart and Greenstreet
Warner Bros new melodrama Conflict opened at the Fox starring Humphrey Bogart Alexis Smith and Sydney Greenstreet. The film relies on star power and direction for suspense and action packed thrills.
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Humphrey Borart
Alexis Smith
Sydney Greenstreet
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Humphrey Bogart
Sydney Goesenstreet
Her Highness and the Bellboy heads to State Theatre set
Action and romance mix in the MGM film starring Hedy Lamarr Robert Walker and June Allyson at the State Theatre through Tuesday. The riot opening sequence leads to barroom brawl chaos with flying fists and chairs as the plot unfolds ending with Lamarr being hustled into a patrol wagon.
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Hedy Lamarr
Robert Walker
June Allyson
State Theatre
Walker
Juglind
Miss Lamarr
Dream Pallet Highlights In Queen Allyson Romance
The piece features Walker as a princess attendant and a vivid dream scene where Walker and Miss Allyson become Prince and Princess. Rags Ragland delivers a comic king turn, underscoring the swift production pace and romantic interludes.
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Walker
Miss Allyson
East Highland Social News and Local Visits
East Highland notes show Mr and Mrs Robert Wieland and family visiting. Cleo Burieh and Floyd Prvemek travel to Washington and Des Moines. wedding supper for Esther Mineer on Sunday after her marriage to Lester Powers. navy enlistments for Dale Rath Bud Navy and a Yordi boy from Riverside. Dwayne Wieland on the sitie list missing school days. hospital visit to Mercy Town City. Lone Tree visits and family gatherings recur through the week.
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Henry Prymek
East Highland
Robert Wieland
Ronald
Lester
Larry
Frank J. Mineer
Cleo Burieh
Floyd Prvemek
Washington
Pleasant
Victor Burich
Cleo
Robert
Mary
Gayle
Lois
Gail Murdock
Esther
Leste Powers
Haskins
Dale Rath
Jennie Rath
Bud Navy
Yordi Boy
Riverside
Navy
Des Moines
Dwayne Wieland
Frank J. Mincer
Rudolph Stolley
Betty
Mercy Hospital
Town City
Fred Lear
Tris Lear
Lone Tree
Frank Mincer
Simplify Ironing by Removing Shoulder Pads and Snapping
Practical tip for garment care suggests removing shoulder pads before washing and sewing snaps so pads can be quickly replaced. The method keeps pads in place for smooth, slick results and reduces ironing effort.
Cleaning Felt With Ammonia Tea Mixture
For stained black or blue felt, dab with a solution of one teaspoon ammonia in half a cup of cold tea to refresh fibers. Apply lightly and blot, then air dry. This method aims to lift grime without damaging the fabric.
Birthday greetings noted for many local residents
The column lists numerous birthday celebrations across the community including Mrs. C. GC. Owen turning 79, Sharon Kay Schlatter and two other girls with candies, and persons such as Donald Croeeh and Frank Kephart observing birthdays. Also referenced are residents in Crawfordsville Wayland Cedar Rapids and Oskatoosa with well wishes.
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Sharon Kay Schlatter
Raymord Schlatter
Wayland
H. M. Kelies
Clyde L. Boice
Wave Medical Corps
Puget Sound
Glen Larbert
Claude McCoy
Crawfordsville
Leroy Mineart
Robert Dunbar
Sandy Hook
Aaron Bailey
Cedar Rapids
Merlin Fink
M. MM. Hebner
Prairie Flower Notes Visit From Local Families
North Prairie Flower reports on December 8 Captain and Mrs Bill Manassier and daughter visiting Mrs Elizabeth Young Sunday with Mr and Mrs Arthur Davison also noted in the community note.
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Don F. Smith
North Prairie Flower
Bill Manassier
Elizabeth Young
Arthur Davison
Wednesday Study Club Holds December Meeting in Crawfordsville
In Crawfordsville on December 8 the Wednesday Study Club met with Mrs. D. W. Githens presiding. Mrs. Ida Wooley led the program on reading, revolving around Porter’s Papa Was a Preach. Members answered roll call with Bible verses, enjoyed a Christmas gift exchange, and admired a festively decorated tree before a buffet lunch in a dining room bright with Christmas decorations.
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Crawfordsville
D. W. Githens
Ida Wooley
Porter
Valley Ladies Aid Holds Meeting at Church
The Valley Ladies Aid met at the church with sixteen members and one guest Naomi Sheetz. Officers were reelected: Emma Tinnes president Florence Sheetz vice president Cecil Mayer secretary Edith Daering treasurer Elsie Mayer financial secretary. Family visits followed church attendance in Washington and at the Jake Wenger home. Donald and Loran Rush are ill with mumps. Sunday guests at Donal Smith included Clarence Nussbaum Willard Gingerich Keith Wilson and Charlie Starr and Jeyee of Richland.
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Valley Ladies Aid
Naomi Sheetz
Maurice Times
Rolleal
Emma Tinnes
Florence Sheetz
Cecil Mayer
Edith Daering
Elsie Mayer
Washington
Jake Wenger
Donald
Loran Rush
Donal Smith
Clarence Nussbaum
Til
Willard Gingerich
Joetown
Keith Wilson
Town City
Charlie Starr
Jeyee
Richland
Annual Christmas Party Held at Mrs Tillie Henry Home
The annual Christmas party is set for Wednesday December 19 at Mrs Tillie Henry's home with Grandma Henry as co host. A cooperative dinner will be served and secret sisters revealed. A grab bag will be part of the afternoon with a limit of 3.06 in price. Gifts were exchanged among secret sisters Lilly Feltz Grace Tinnes and Tillie Henry. Mary Frederick and Tillie Deal will run the bazaar.
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Tillie Henry
Grandma Henry
Lilly Feltz
Grace Tinnes
Mary Frederick
Tillie Deal
Pilotburg Society Selects Officers for Year
The Pilotburg Ladies Aid society met with Mrs. Fern Leeper Thursday to elect officers and discuss upcoming events for the year.
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Pilotburg Society
Pilogotburg
Dec
Pilotburg
Piothurge Aid Elects New Officers and Honors Members
Mrs. John Young co hosts with the president Mrs Jamnita Stransky in charge of business and devotions. New officers include Jeanette Scott as president, Margaret Brianine as vice president, Ferne Bishop as secretary, and Maria Oldfield as treasurer. Committees named for the year. The January meeting will be decided later. Mrs Ralph Ashby sent a card for their 58th wedding anniversary as she could not attend.
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John Young
Jamnita Stransky
Jeanette Scott
Margaret Brianine
Ferne Bishop
Maria Oldfield
Ralph Ashby
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