Red Cross Farm Plan Aims to Rehabilitate War-Maimed Men
Grace Harper of Paris outlines American Red Cross goals to re‑educate mutiles for farm work. She cites 65 percent of mutile laborers being former farmers and proposes a 500‑acre project with tractors and workshops near a psychotherapeutic center to farm, repair, and train. The program links convalescence with agricultural placement to ease postwar readjustment.
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Barton Blake
Oise
Aisne
Chaunel
France
N—n
Paris
Monsieur
Belgium
Britain
Grace Harper
Bureau of the Re-Education of
Miss Harper
Red Cross
Iandu
Jornada
America
American Red Cross
Germany
Ag Patton
Nat
University of Chicago
Children's Aid Society
Boston
Haverhill
Mass
Massachusetts
Richard Cabot
King’s Chapel
Massachusetts General Hospital
Bureau of Re-Education
Red Cross Farm of Re-Education
Misa Harper
Radical Party Congress
Halmond Thery
le Matin
Chamber of Deputies
Ageking
Ais
Feengh
Tal Segaal
Foe Repney
Ang
Nels Wacment
Algerian skirt reshapes fashion as Paris aims new silhouette
In a Paris driven analysis, a revival of the Algerian skirt redefines the season. Designers from Callot to Poiret rework the hem with a tucked under line suggesting trousers, producing a narrow silhouette that challenges the hobble style and unity of East inspired fashion.
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New York
Aime Rittenhouse
Paris
France
Arctic Circle
Tropics
America
Rome
London
House of Callot
Poiret
Cherub
Jenny
East
Fred
Algiers
Fragmented Garment Description With Button Details
A fragmentary description notes a beige garment with linked buttons and cuffs. It mentions a front fastening using naked buttons, a center placement beneath a semi circular pin tuck, and a model described as open or loose fitting with unclear styling terms.