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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1919
Page
7
We thank neighbors and friends for support during illness and in the deaths of our nephew and our baby. May God bless you and unite us in a land without sorrow. Mr and Mrs Ose Hefner and family. Miles brothers thank Sun readers for their interest and aid in a recent hog sale improving local stock.
A European hunger map reveals widespread famine risks across nations. The report urges continued American relief to Belgium, northern France, and Serbia, notes Russia near famine, and warns that unchecked hunger could threaten global peace and spark revolt.
The American Red Cross deployed 2000 plus women and 9000 nurses to France joining soldiers in field, hospital, and evacuation duties. They ran mobile surgical units, tended wounded, staffed canteens, and aided refugees as the force grew from 18 to over 5000 personnel.
We have had a successful year's business during 1918 and our customers' good will. We have strived to offer the very best service and workmanship. Our experts perform at high standards and we ask for your continued patronage this year.
The Methodist church Womans Missionary Society met in the Sunday School room on December 15 in an afternoon of prayer led by Rev. Childress. The free will offering totaled 17.50 dollars and the next meeting is scheduled with Mrs. H L Webster on January 6 at 2 30 p m for a harvest meeting inviting all members.
An old advertisement claims Laxa Tive Brom Quinine is superior to ordinary quinine with tonic and laxative effects. It asserts no nervousness or head ringing and urges readers to seek the signature of E. W. Grove. We.
American soldiers in camps and hospitals in Great Britain receive a daily bulletin by the American Red Cross. Army officers call it a long awaited link to home news and sporting items not found in English papers. A Red Cross worker warns that discontinuing the service would lead to court martial and execution.
A vintage ad emphasizes a single Bromo Quinine tablet product branded with E. W. Grove’s signature on the box. It claims to remove colds and flu symptoms and lists a price of 30 cents.
The American Red Cross canteens at railway stations roadsides towns and villages in the Italian war zone now serve American troops in addition to aiding the Italian army and allies. For six months they have provided coffee crackers and jam to soldiers passing through, with khaki-clad fighters recently added to the served groups.
Mr and Mrs Ben Roberts return to Dallas from holidays with reporter Mildred Gladney. J F Lilley announces he will redeem Liberty bonds at 100 cents on the dollar in merchandise or on accounts for 50 or 100 dollar bonds. He urges others to match or beat city options to help the town retain bonds, with 25 cent per word cash in advance for each insertion.
The American Red Cross has established numerous bowling greens inside Paris tuberculosis barracks. The setup aims to provide recreation for patients and reinforce morale during treatment.
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