Demand for War Nurse Brings Problem
Growing demand for nurses to serve with the American army creates civilian shortages. Miss Jane A. Delano of the Red Cross warns every community must release nurses for military duty, while expanding civilian care remains essential. The article details current mobilization, training, and public cooperation plans to meet wartime nursing needs.
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Jane A. Delano
Department of Nursing
The
American Red Cross
Miss Delano
Red Cross
Surgeon General
United States
United States Army Nurse Corps
Navy Nurse Corps
United States Public Health Service
Army Nurse Corps
France
Roumania
Greece
Serbia
Clara Noyes
Bellevue
New York
Bureau of
Field Nursing
Council of
National Defense
Council of National Defense
Washington, D.C
Delano
United States Army
Army and Navy Nurse Corps
Washington
Army
Photographs of Lightning Made by Time Exposure
The article explains a simple method to photograph lightning by pointing a camera at the storm and using a time exposure. After the first flash, close the shutter and develop the plate as usual. There is no certainty the lightning will strike where the camera faces.
Language and romance cross borders in old column
A witty exchange shows a speaker asking Susan how courtship works without English. The response jokes that law and kissing are universal, implying romantic differing tongues still share common gestures.
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