Florence Nightingale medal honorees and Red Cross nurses
The piece profiles recipients of the Florence Nightingale Medal and honors workers in the American Red Cross nursing service. It covers notable nurses such as Linda Metre, Hay, Foerster, and Miss Russell, detailing their wartime service, hospital roles, overseas duties, and leadership in nursing and public health, including assignments in France, Russia, and Serbia during and after World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Committee of the
Deoeva
America
Alvk
Florence’ Nightingale
Florence Nightingate
Florence
France
Germany
Merkets
Europe
Echooly
Aimfor Institutions
Et Landen
Critien
Morenoightinwile Callep
Hightingale
Marthe M. Russell
Boulder
Cole
Alan E. Foerster
Chicago
Linda K Metre
Boston
Mann
Mery FE
Gindwin
New York City
Mise Hay
Ded Cross Commixion
Northwestern University
Timote ‘Trelang School For Nurses
Town State Hospital
Tulane
Nurees
County
Rarsen
Cait “C
Department of Nursing
Aes Red Cross
Washington
Army School For Nursing
War Department
American Red Cross Commission
Balkan
Tates
Jahnson
Department of Nursing and Health
Teachers’ College
Colambis University
Stalth College
New York Hospital Training School For
Cornett University Medical Dispensary
Ithaca
Emsplirnods
Miss Roncell
Hed Cromg Nursing Service
Tily
Mnt
Red Cross
Atlantic
Goreing
University Hospital
Baralder
Calo
Calo, In September. ‘Miss Russell 192 Graduate of the New ‘Hospital, New York
Norton Infirmary
Loulavile
Henry Street
Providence
Zunes Hospital
Blonne Maternity Hospital
New York
Meirs
American Red Cross
Army
Corm
Ber
Murtes
Jongwop Morie
Chateaa
Thierry
Ton
Ploury-eurAlre
Marlbe Dospital
Public Rentth Kervtcs
Riostrm
Muse
Mise Meters
PA Nadelshin
Trath
Prince's Eye
Baromit Nose Hospital
Springfeld
Manequa
Pueblo
Cafo
Mayo Brothers
Rochester
Man
American Hospital
Mexico City
Wee
Army Pure Corps
Fort Biles
el Paso
Texas
Strasse
Miss Foerster
Russia
Uoder
Archangel
Presbyterian Hospital Training School For
Infant Welfare Association
Torrish Aid Society
Rush Medicent Catlete
Gladwin
Nish
Serbia
Boston City Hospital
Brass
Woman's Hospital
Oliv Fload
King Solomon in Feathers
An old piece on the raven describes its history, weaponized beak, and clever nature. It notes the bird’s omnivorous diet, nest habits under overhanging rocks, and occasional predation on lambs where food is scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah
Elijah
Naturalets
Prietica
Shouldn't Be Old at 70 Health Message From The League
Fragmentary passage discusses Dr. Hirvey W. Wiley and The League for Longer Life. It cites concerns about life expectancy and healthy longevity, noting mortality risks by age and the idea that a longer healthy life is attainable through preventive care and lifestyle choices. The garbled OCR preserves mentions of age thresholds and societal impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirvey W. Wiley
League For
United States
The Barn Owl Feeding Pattern Reported in Brooklyn Eagle
An excerpt notes the barn owl brings a mouse to its nest about every 12 minutes, with both genders hunting at dawn and evening. The piece discusses life expectancy and theoretical limits on preventable premature death, citing expert Mice Cathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Brooklyn Eagle
Famous Gargoyles and Notre Dame Gothic Details
The article notes famous gargoyles like Gargoyle le 4 and the Notre Dame cathedral's carved figures. It mentions a shift from traditional gargoyles to modern metal pipes replacing some roles, reflecting changes in Gothic architectural features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathedral of
Notre Dame
Old Cup Carved of Wood from Baltimore Exhibit
A carved wooden cup once owned by Mrs. Margaret Schulthels of Montebello Park Baltimore is dated a century and a half with World’s Fair ties to Vienna in 1776. It features Aliver cup inside and figures of Bacchus with nymphs and satyrs in detailed brown wood. Iron from Everywhere notes iron can be recovered from street dust rugs carpets walls roofs and even skins of unhaly tants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Schulthels
Main Avenue
Montebello Park
Barford Road
Baltimore
Vienna
Washington
D.C
L. BR. Wildenforce
Bacebns
Peace with Soviet Russia Sets Lithuanian Boundaries
The Lithuanian legation reported a July 15 treaty with Soviet Russia fixing a boundary along the Druzya Braslavovo Molodecho river Nin and Svisloch. Lithuania gains territory previously claimed on facial grounds, altering control from Poland and impacting supply routes to Bolshevik forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrahington
Russia
Lithuania
Koyno
Druya
Braslavo
Molodecho
Ninmen
Hartley House Mystery and the Unruly Jed
In Hartley House the narrator recounts a chilling mansion with Isobel Sidney and Mrs. Sidney entangled by Jed the drunken servant who schemes to seize control. A ghostly pool tale, threats, and a dangerous standoff push the story toward a feared confrontation as the narrator weighs loyalty, romance, and survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Homer Sidney
Hartley House
Sidney
Courey
Mobs and Despotism in Historical Thought
The excerpt discusses mob rule as a flaw in collective action and warns that crowds often err, citing Paris and secession as examples. It argues despotism is inherently selfish and usually requires revolution, while perfectibility is not within mortal reach. It then shifts to a note on the woodpecker as a home bird, detailing its nonmigratory habits and how it forages by drilling into wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
Sidney
Mrs. Sidney
Jed
Mr. Sidney
Wour Inter
Isobel
Dr. John
Haif
Paris
Henry Watterson
Henry
World’s Highest Village in Kashmir Crest of Himalaya
A writer in L Astronomie claims Karzok in Kashmir is the world’s highest village at 14946 feet. The settlement includes two small stone houses and two Buddhist monasteries. Kashmir lies in the northern Indian state with the Himalayas nearby and Mount Everest to the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karzok
Kashmir
L'Astronomie
India
Westholly
Himalayan Mountains
Mt. Everest
Kosciuszko Revered Hero of American Liberty
A historical tribute to Tadeusz Kosciuszko recounts his arrival in 1776 with Franklin letters, service under Gates and Greene, and key contributions at Saratoga and West Point. Bancroft lauds his engineering, fortifications, and pivotal role in American victory and defense. Washington later sought continued funding and recognition of Kosciuszko’s merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosciuszko
Bancroft
America
Benjamin Franklin
American
General Gates
New York
Bomis Heights
Saratoga
Burgoyne
Gates
Witd
West Point
Greene
Charlotte
Washington
Congress
End of Eight Years Misery in Newark Ad for Free Advice
Mrs Theresa Coventry of Newark New Jersey endorses Fatbaas Voge as effective medicine after suffering years of illness. She claims improved health from the remedy and offers to let others use her name for a testimonial. Readers are invited to write for free advice and information.
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Newark
N. J
Advanta
Theresa Coventry
Burnett St
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ME F Furiter
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Flootbhle
Soviet Russia
Lenineg
Grodno
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Eusstana
Uae
Hartley
Fis
Engagedi
St. Jed
Jon
Ling
Miss Sidney
Mrs. Bidney
Jimny
Tsobel
Tan
Jen
Lkely
Hart-ley
Arr
Romeo
Lydia E. Pinkham
Uncle Sam
Lbacez
Ailevigg
Fort Wayne
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