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Literally in the Movies: A crusader who took part in playlet recently presented at St. Louis Day and Night Camp; incidentally the sort of photograph which newspaper editors are not likely to turn down if accompanied by a snappy caption or story

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Title: Bulletin - American Lung Association
Year: 1915 (1910s)
Authors: American Lung Association National Tuberculosis Association National Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
Subjects: Lungs
Publisher: (New York)
Contributing Library: Gerstein - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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d are be-ing maintained by them. Kimball Me-morial House, a home where youngwomen and children attending daycamps or awaiting admission to sana-toria, can be made comfortable, pro-vided with good food, medical and nurs-ing care, and are given opportunity t.isleep in the open, is conducted entirelyby the Auxiliaries. The Auxiliaries cooperate closely withwelfare and educational agencies, suclias nutrition classes, classes in dental hy-giene, preventorium day nurseries, pos-ture classes, boy scout and camp firegirl movements, playgrounds, and freshair work. As one speaker at a recentmeeting of the organization aptly put il.The auxiliaries are the hub of the tuberculosis campaign in New York. So successful has the work of theauxiliaries been, that the New York Tulierculosis Association is making everyeffort to increase the number of branche>in every district of the city. An aux-iliary for every tuberculosis clinic inGreater New York is the slogan of theworkers engaged in the campaign.
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A Good Example The New York City Tuberculosis .As-sociation and the Tennessee Tubercu-losis Association have set a good ex-ample to all other associations through-out the coimtrv. Both of these organ- LITERALLY IN THE MOVIES. A CRUSADER WHO TOOK PART IN PLAYLET RECENTLY PRESENTED AT ST. LOUIS DAV AXU NluaT CAxMP. INCIDENTALLY THE SORT OF PHOTOGRAPH WHICH NEWSPAPER EDITORS ARE NOT LIKELY TO TURN DOWN IF ACCO.MPAXIED BY A SN.VPPY CAPTION OR STORY. izations have pledged themselves to con-tribute to the National Association 5%of all moneys received by them fromChristmas seals, membership, donations,or other source. The \ermont Asso-ciation has also recently exhibited a mostgenerous attitude in the giving to theNational Association 8% of its recentforty-thousand-dollar financial drive.Georgia has also contributed to the Na-tional Association 5% of the receiptsfrom the financial drive at Atlanta lastyear where no seal sale was held.These are good examples to follow. Bet Raises Funds There a

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