The Red Cross in Iowa volume 2
The Red Cross in Iowa volume 2
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For a single week in May, 1919, the representatives of this bureau made 1035 visits, held 95 interviews, and handled 44 letters, telegrams, and telephone calls. They distributed 92 packages of giim, 320 packages of cigarettes, 339 cigars, 44 pack- ages of tobacco, 12 kits, 73 bars of soap, 2 canes, 97 packages of tooth paste, 30 tooth brushes, 24 shaving brushes, 4 shaving sets, 21 combs, 3 razors, 14 packages of razor blades, 6 sweat- ers, 57 handkerchiefs, 2 pairs of pajamas, 3 afghans, 11 ca...ns of talcum powder, 18 towels, 4 pairs wool socks, 2 stump socks, 3 pairs of crutch pads, and 18 wash cloths. They also distributed candy, cake, jelly, and flowers sent in by outside persons. ^^^ VOL. II — 11 146 RED CROSS IN IOWA The physical recreation department was in charge of an army officer, but he was assisted by several members of the Eed Cross staff. Gymnasium and outdoor work was given pa- tients for strengthening their amputated limbs and to teach them how to utilize their artificial limbs to the best advantage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For a single week in May, 1919, the representatives of this bureau made 1035 visits, held 95 interviews, and handled 44 letters, telegrams, and telephone calls. They distributed 92 packages of giim, 320 packages of cigarettes, 339 cigars, 44 pack- ages of tobacco, 12 kits, 73 bars of soap, 2 canes, 97 packages of tooth paste, 30 tooth brushes, 24 shaving brushes, 4 shaving sets, 21 combs, 3 razors, 14 packages of razor blades, 6 sweat- ers, 57 handkerchiefs, 2 pairs of pajamas, 3 afghans, 11 ca...ns of talcum powder, 18 towels, 4 pairs wool socks, 2 stump socks, 3 pairs of crutch pads, and 18 wash cloths. They also distributed candy, cake, jelly, and flowers sent in by outside persons. ^^^ VOL. II — 11 146 RED CROSS IN IOWA The physical recreation department was in charge of an army officer, but he was assisted by several members of the Eed Cross staff. Gymnasium and outdoor work was given pa- tients for strengthening their amputated limbs and to teach them how to utilize their artificial limbs to the best advantage.
What to read after The Red Cross in Iowa volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Earl Stanfield Fullbrook to read onlineMoreLess
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