Word: aids
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...believe that the Union has an important place in the life of the University, but thus far no united action has been instigated to make the Union fill this place. The present financial and social position of the Union is so critical that unless immediate steps are taken to aid the managers, this valuable institution will be forced to close its doors in the near future...
...today's issue, an appeal is made to the Trustees of the Union and to the Administrative Board of the College to make an immediate report to the Corporation, setting forth the true facts of the Union's case. It seems only fair that the graduate authorities should aid the undergraduates in every way to solve this difficult problem, when the students are eager to see the Union put on a healthy basis. The Union is considered a necessity by men in College, and the majority of students would readily do their part to make the Union the success...
...Allied Bazaar is devoted to an institution called the Blue Cross which does for wounded horses what the Red Cross does for men. Since horses are lower animals and not free agents, the spur of patriotic duty does not urge them on, nor do thoughts of promotion aid them in doing their bit; yet, they have to suffer as do other participants in the war. For humane and economic reasons, these animals, commandeered from hunting stables, from the farm, and from the street, should receive a share of the attention given to sick and wounded men. Those who subscribe...
Many appeals are made to the generosity of Americans at this time when practically the entire civilized world is crying for aid. But of them all none deserves more abundant and whole-hearted support than the National Allied Bazaar. It has become an unusual institution--this year, we hope, for the last time. The proceeds are devoted to the "help of all sufferers in the war zone", whether broken by war or by famine or other attendant evils. It is not solely the cause of the Allies that is represented; it is the cause of all humanity. In that...
Generosity is always more pleasant when accompanied by an entertainment. The Bazaar furnishes that in abundance. In this country the word "bazaar" not infrequently conjures up remembrances of parish houses and Ladies Aid Societies. But the festivals in the Arabian nights and the great Eastern bazaars will more nearly approach the exhibition in Mechanics Building tonight. Articles of every description will be on sale--and there will always be a fair exchange for your money. The elaborate exhibition of war relics and the reproduction of a British trench, arranged by Captain Thwaites, to say nothing of the trench-climbing "tank...