Heroic Nurses Under Fire Compared to Soldiers in War Zone
An article profiles American Red Cross nurses in France praising their courage alongside soldiers. Miss Stimson recalls a night convoy of twenty nurses to the front, entering a dark hospital amid shelling, with water and power cut. Nurses voluntarily adapted to improvised wards, aiding evacuated patients, while one nurse braved rubble to rescue uninjured patients after a bombing.
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the Press Pub
Paris
Ang. L
Shere
Dulin € Stimson
Red Crdve
France
Radio West
Srdson
New York Hospital
Stimson
Red Cross
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Miss Stimson
Miss Stimeon
Society Topics Hint at Houston Nuptials and Local Weddings
Society notices from San Antonio and Houston describe forthcoming weddings and engagements. Names include Miss Elizabeth Tittman and Miss Ethel Margaret Wood, with Bowermaster and family guests noted, plus other society figures and social events across Galveston, Austin, and Dallas trips, receptions, and teas.
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Ethel Margaret Wood
Henrietta Wood
Willian Bowermister
Sun Antonio
Houston
Elizabeth Tittman
San Antonio
Community House event for soldiers and church groups
The Catholic Women will host a September 20 program at the Community House with soldiers invited, featuring evening entertainment by the Young Ladies Association and the Madison Square Presbyterian Endeavor Society. Light refreshments will be served and admission is free.
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Christ Lay Out Endeavor Society
Madison Square Presbyterian Chure
Assembly House
Indies
Denver Weights
Uwerin Syhieh
Kelly Bield
Government Hill Methodist Church
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Morrill High School
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Circle
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Iowan Shafer
Hast
Georgi Avenue
Rainbow Division Officer Marvin March Recalled
Lieutenant Marvin R. March of San Antonio son of Mr and Mrs March of 63 Crosby Street has been serving with the Rainbow Division in wartime action continuing with duties in the unit through active combat and training duties alike.
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Fieutenant
Marvin R. March
San Antonio
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March
Crosby Street
Rainbow Division
Seek Canteen Work Opens With Many Applications
Scores of women seek overseas canteen duty as Army calls flood in from Dallas and the Dallas Fort Worth area. Jobs are processed through a New York office with strict age and marital status rules, and workers may be stationed near camps to serve refreshments while obeying orders.
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Dallas
Dallas-Mor. Worth
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Ison
Satdiy
New York
Oworan
Canning Powers Nation’s Food Supply In War Urgency
The nation depends on canning to conserve food during war. 1917 saw about 6 billion cans produced, led by 1.44 billion cans of evaporated and condensed milk and 264 million cans of fruits. Prices for cans and supplies rose as materials and labor costs climbed.
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Lew Hare
Ans
National Catriers’ Association
W. 2. Bigelow
Impressive Ceremony to Mark Arrival of French Orchestra
A large ceremony in New York Harbor marks the arrival of the Paris Conservatory Symphony Orchestra aboard a French battleship. Officials greet the musicians, who will perform in New York and at the Metropolitan Opera House, illustrating Franco American friendship through music in a wartime context.
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Arts Symphony Orchestra
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French-American Musical Art Association
French High Commission
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Tiberty
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Franer
Kenel
Andre Mertiney
Tylan
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Branco
Metropolitan Opera
Tlouse
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Uhis City
Amigent Prchesten
Sioly Ummer
Andre Messager
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