Red Cross Care At French Army Hospital In First World War
Reginald Wright Kauffman describes the American Red Cross hospital in France with its wards, autopsy area, and a six dozen nurses. He details Bill’s abdominal injury, the fluoroscope aid, nitrous oxide, and the hospital’s linen storage, fumigation plant, and patient equipment. The piece notes Johns Hopkins physicians, 62 Red Cross nurses, and the ward’s morale boosting impact.