American ambulance hospital praised for efficiency in Europe
Prominent Americans aid wounded as the American volunteer ambulance corps operates behind allied lines. Henry James lauds its efficiency and rapid transfer of patients from improvised field stations to base hospitals, noting support from Richard Norton and affiliation with the Joint Ambulance Association and British Red Cross.
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Berlin
Parke
Henry James
Matel Ambulance Corpe
Richard Norton
Boston
4. Jobin Ambulance Association
British Red Cross
A. J. Barry
Royal
James
Training Ambulance Dogs In War Time Courts Praise
An article praises Red Cross dogs for wartime aid citing their bravery gentleness and intelligence. It notes trainers select calm sturdy dogs often sheepdogs and describes methods they use to locate wounded soldiers including sitting attention barking and retrieving items. A Belgium club trains ambulance dogs and studies search methods.
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Transsiberian Railway
Russia
Ctarina
Red Cross
Im Miltary Service
Belgium
Liberty Bell Across Continent Loudly Reaches San Francisco
The Liberty Bell rang across 3400 miles from Philadelphia to San Francisco marking the first official sound since its crack. San Francisco officials invited the bell to the Panama Pacific Exposition and Philadelphia responders heard a rapid, musical return with the Star Spangled Banner played by a U.S. Army bugler.
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Hiladelphia
San Francisco
William Penn
Golden Cate
Mareball
Philadelphia
United Sates Army
East
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