Health centers aid all community life
The Red Cross health centers, part of a postwar nationwide program, expand preventive medicine and welfare work in Northwest communities. They provide nursing, medical aid, home nursing classes, children's clinics, and physical sanitary measures. Nurse visits, home health education, and mother and baby care form core follow up work at Bridge Town NJ, with Anna Miller monitoring mothers.
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Red Cram
Northwest
The
Red Cross
Mother
Babe
American Red Crows
Bridgetown
New Jersey
Anna Miller
Red Cross Health Centers and Home Service Growth
The Red Cross advocates health centers across the nation to educate and safeguard the public against quackery and disease. It promotes peace-time programs, with health centers acting as community clubs funded by $1 yearly dues, and expands Home Service to assist veterans, hospitals, schools, and civilian families through social workers and local branches.
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Ery Cone
United States
Red Cross Health Center
Red Cross
Northwest
Home Service
Northwestern Division
Raymond
Washington
Home Service Department
Boclal
Northwestern
Treasurian
DIGNITY AND SOLID COMFORT WAITING IN A HOLLOW TILE HOME
A detailed description extols hollow tile construction as durable and economical. The house features a broad front porch, a 12 by 12 hall, living room with fireplace, dining room with bright window group, a 12 by 10 kitchen, butler pantry, ample storage, two baths, and attic space. Walls are hollow tile with stucco, gypsum pilasters, and asphalt shingles. claims lower heating costs and slow depreciation.
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Roots
Monty
Permanent Building Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Market prices in Portland and Seattle grain and livestock
Portland market reports list hard white and soft white wheat at 1.85 and 1.60 dollars with other varieties around 1.62 to 1.64. Oats, corn, hay, butter fat and eggs follow, plus cattle, sheep and hog price ranges. Seattle shows similar grain, hay, eggs, poultry and livestock values with slight regional adjustments.
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Portland
Red Walla Walla
Wilamette Valley
Willamette Valley
Seattle
Walla Walla
Walla
Big Bend
Washington
Girls in Chinese Mission Schools Pay 18 Year for Meats
A Christian Science Monitor excerpt notes girls in a Shantung province mansion school in China-Tengetchow paying 18 dollars annually for meals. Breakfast and supper feature steamed corn bread and raw turnips, with millet and dry rice for dinner. Twice weekly fat pork is used.
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China
Tengechow
Shantung
Mansion School
Christian Science Moultor
Congress Begins Its Work Again Monday
Washington reports the sixty sixth congress opened its final three month session as President elect Harding attended the senate and received the annual Wilson message. Officials forecast nearly five billion for 1922 government expenses and expect rapid action on appropriation bills plus potential relief measures for farmers and other emergency legislation. Republicans plan conferences to set a broad program and push bills before Harding’s inauguration March 4.
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Washington
Senate
Harding
Wilson
Congress
Houston
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Lvimin Anverientt Meat
FORD
Weston
Liberty Auto Co
C. A. Adams
Oregon
Ana Te Service
nalGee
Channing H, Cox
Channing H. Cox
Massachusetts
Salvin Coolidge
Coeur D'Alene
Wanh
Coeur A
Idaho
Bunker Hi
Sullivan
Preston-Shaffer Milling Co
Athena
Waitsburg, Wash
Wanda
Weston Mercantile Company
Leader Office
Hall Twee
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