Red Cross Calendar and Calling for Helpers
Red Cross notes announce monthly meeting days on the first through last Thursdays and Fridays with sewing on Mondays and knitting on Saturdays. Local church auxiliaries and lodges are listed as participants. Helpers and those needing Red Cross material are invited to call at the Elk's Home.
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Red Cross
The
Elk's Home
Red Cross Shines Through War Torn France Aid Story
In a war torn France scene a mother Mme Pellier and her two remaining children endure bombardment and loss. Red Cross aid saves the family with hospital care clothing seeds and schooling support. The piece salutes American helpers and the symbol of mercy aiding survivors across France.
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Junieary
France
Brsck
Mme. Peilier
Lorraine
Mme. Pellier
Mme
Peitier
Belgian Relief Commission
Mme. Perlier
Germany
Cross
Mme. Peliler
Red Cross
Mme, Pel- Mer
Fle
Hospitale
Italian Officer Gives Shirt to Baby on Train
An Italian officer, aiding refugees in Ho Jogna, gave his shirt to wrap a newborn on a crowded train after a crash. He reported a poor mother who had given birth en route. Red Cross workers later clothed and cared for mother and infant, among many similar deeds by the organization.
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Red Cross
Ho Jogna
Italy
American Red Cross
Hed. Cross
France
Petit Parisien
Amiens
War Department Warns Relatives of Soldiers of Swindle
War department cautions relatives and friends receiving false telegrams claiming soldiers have been discharged and asking for money to cover uniform and transport costs. Recipients are urged to verify discharge with the camp commanding officer before sending funds.
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War Department
Red Cross Reduces War Buffet to Homey Coffee and Ham Sandwiches
A WWI home front vignette extols Red Cross canteens near the front lines offering ten minute refreshment breaks with hot coffee and man-sized ham sandwiches. It notes a commanding general praising the scale of Red Cross work, limited only by volunteers and funds.
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Newton
Baker
Red Cross
France
United States
Perkins
Europe
Atso
General Pershing
Training Children With Positive Guidance And Stories
Mrs Elvira Hyatt advocates high ideals and respect for a child s individuality to build virtue. Praise small signs of good conduct and use stories to instill right values, while addressing faults by fostering the corresponding virtue. Also notes prenatal and postnatal influence and caregiving attitudes from a mother toward fostering self belief and service, plus practical worm control tips from extension agents.
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Elvira Hyatt
Peggy
Seed corn sale by letter request to Prof Shepperd
Farmers may obtain Connecticut Flint seed corn by writing Prof. Shepperd at the Agriculture Department, Agricultural College, Fargo North Dakota. The price is one dollar per bushel including sacks, with Purge in North Dakota listed nearby.
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Shepperd
Agriculture Department
Agricultural College
Fargo
N. D
Connecticut
Gets It Corn Remover Ad Promises Safe Pain Free Relief
Vintage ad from Mifflin E Lawrence & Co Chicago touts Gets It as the safe world’s best corn remover. Claims painless removal without cutting or digging. Sold in Williston via Erick Rather and Williston Drug Co. With money back guarantee and a trifling drugstore cost.
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E. Lawrence &Co
Chicago
Williston
Erick Rather and
Williston Drug Co
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