Highlanders Called to Colors by Fuzzy-Wuzzy Poem Hero
Pipe Major Baillie recounts Kipling’s Fuzzy-Wuzzy poem while recalling service in the British army from 1877 to present. He describes the Campaign in the Sudan and the 1900s, noting famed regiments and the peril in a square at Sin Kat. Recruitment aims to draft British subjects in the United States into Allied forces, with a drive to enlist 20,000 men in two months.
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Kip
Ritish Square
cKenzie Baillie
Bunnie Lade
New Yorky Day
Yas Marine Artillery
Alexandria
Black Watch
Soudan
Sin Kat
Pipe Ajor Baillie
Royal Marine Artillery
Gordons
Seaforths
Camerons
Argyll and Sutherlands
Heil
United States
W. A. White
Training Nurses Under Fire From Roosevelt Hospital Chief
The Roosevelt hospital superintendent warns the Red Cross and similar agencies that current nurse training and qualifications must change to meet growing army needs. He criticizes long courses and medically oriented training, urging lower eligibility requirements and use of hospital training to elevate nurse aids toward graduate status.
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New York
Roosevelt Hospital
Red Cross
Army
Grimshaw
Academy of Medicine
The Travelling Woman a Success in Sales Roles
The Spokane Spokesman-Review notes that traveling saleswomen are proving effective as many male drummers join the army. Manufacturers, initially wary of endurance and reception, discover women possess tact, resourcefulness, and persuasive selling. They excel in clothing and related goods.
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Spokane
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Westinghouse Flatiron
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