Conference Advances Red Cross Housing for Army Camps
A major Red Cross conference in Atlanta focused on building and staffing convalescent houses in 40 Southern Division army camps. Leaders discussed home service expansion, morale programs, transport care, and the assignment of associate field directors to manage home service for troops going to France. Architects Morgan & Dillon volunteered, with John R. Dillon supervising Southern division construction.
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American Red Cross
Atlanta
Col
W. L. Peel
C. B. Bidwell
Z. Bennett Phelps
Bureau of Military Relief
Red Cross
W. Frank Persons
Henry 8. Thompson
Bureau of Camp Service
Charles E. Fox
Camp Service
Home Service Department
Department of Military Relief
Home Service
Persons
France
Civilian Relief Department
Mr. Persons
United States
England
The
Henry S. Thompson
Charles B. Fox
John R. Dillon
Atlants
Morgan & Dillon
Junior Red Cross Takes Over Army of Relief
Harvey D. Gibson announced the Junior Red Cross has endorsed and absorbed the Army of Relief. On March 2 a $40,000 transfer funds the child welfare work abroad. Army of Relief will cease soliciting funds and all members become eligible for Junior Red Cross auxiliaries in schools or territories.
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Harvey D. Gibson
American Red Cross
Junior Red Cross
Children of America Army of Relief
Red Cross
Chapt
Army of Relief
Bingle
Father of Fishes Seth Green and his trout culture work
Seth Green, famed as the Father of Fishes, started experiments in 1864 and developed the dry method of impregnation. He began in the Caledonia creek hatchery and later successfully propagated shad in the Connecticut River in 1867, as noted by W. W. Wood in the American Angler.
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Seth Green
Caledonia Creek
Connecticut River
W. W. Wood
Seashore Cities Grow Across All Coasts
The coast from Maine to Florida hosts seashore towns that swell in summer and shrink in winter. Gulf and lower Pacific resorts offer year round bathing while Atlantic season lasts about three months.
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United States
Maine
Florida
Gulf Coast
Pacific Coast
Gray's Harbor
San Diego
Atlantic Coast
Testing a Bee's Speed on a Moving Train
An experiment tested a bee's flight speed with a hive on a train roof. The train reached 30 miles per hour before the bee was left behind, illustrating the bee's speed relative to ground motion.
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