American Soldier Recalls Harrowing Wounding and Hospital Trek
An American infantryman in France recounts a perilous ambulance ride under shellfire, transfer to a hospital ship, five hours of combat medical care, and a final stay at the American Women's War Hospital in Paignton. He praises Red Cross nurses, recounts near mishaps and a successful facial operation, and reflects on sacrifice, camaraderie, and the resolve of Allied forces during World War I.
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Hagren
Red Cross
Stedl Cross
Ambuntances
Panama
Palace
Angela
Channel
Southampton
Paignton
Munsey Ward
American Women's War Hospital
Gane
Tommy
GO. S. W.W
S. W
Royal Field Artillery
Royal Engineers
Yorks Re
Rose Gareden
Eveything
Cook
Ginger” Phillips
Yank
Jake
Harvard
Frost
Jack Frost
Palmer
Doctor Frost
Cambridge Military Hospital
Aldershot
England
New York
Atlantic
The Old Reliable Co. Jeaners and Dyers Ad
An old time advertisement from Oxford hints at a workmanlike service in tailoring and dyeing. It proclaims durable quality and asks customers to trust their well done work and critic’s approval.
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OLD Reliable Co
Jeaners and Dyers
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Royal Army Medcorpse
Royal Irish Rifles
Baitle of Liberty
Ano Ciant
Oxford
United States
Food Administration
Mississippi Division
Harper Leiper
Field Representativ
Honduras
Reece
Essen
Sia
P. R. Salmon
Louisiana
Warding
Ter Sissippi