Under the Red Cross Flag At Home And Abroad
Under the Red Cross Flag At Home And Abroad
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Visiting nurse organizations by the hundreds have been established in our cities, and in some of the towns and villages. Even more than the people of the cities, those of our small communities need the service of the visiting nurse. With- out hospitals or dispensaries near at hand, forced to rely for trained aid upon the infrequent calls of a busy or remote country doctor, there is untold suffering, and doubtless many deaths, that the ministrations of the trained nurse would prevent. The ignora...nce of unin- structed mothers often means years of suffering for the children, and possibly the continuation of ill-health through future generations.
In Germany there has been some interesting co-opera- tive work carried on by the working man 's insurance and the Red Cross. Country conditions are very different from those of the cities. The countryman is naturally narrower in his views than his city brother. He distrusts innovations, fears new expenses, or that he may be de- ceived. Who was there to convince the laborer in the poor rural village of the advantages of the insurance law ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Visiting nurse organizations by the hundreds have been established in our cities, and in some of the towns and villages. Even more than the people of the cities, those of our small communities need the service of the visiting nurse. With- out hospitals or dispensaries near at hand, forced to rely for trained aid upon the infrequent calls of a busy or remote country doctor, there is untold suffering, and doubtless many deaths, that the ministrations of the trained nurse would prevent. The ignora...nce of unin- structed mothers often means years of suffering for the children, and possibly the continuation of ill-health through future generations.
In Germany there has been some interesting co-opera- tive work carried on by the working man 's insurance and the Red Cross. Country conditions are very different from those of the cities. The countryman is naturally narrower in his views than his city brother. He distrusts innovations, fears new expenses, or that he may be de- ceived. Who was there to convince the laborer in the poor rural village of the advantages of the insurance law ?
What to read after Under the Red Cross Flag At Home And Abroad?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mabel Thorp Boardman to read onlineMoreLess
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