Gresham outlook., November 15, 1927, Image 6

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Dinner time in the Red Cross Camp at Natches, Mississippi
flood sufferers were served plenty of wholesome food.
The
A native
Filipino Red
Cross public health nurse busy at
her round of duties supervising
the care of sick children.
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Thousands of dis
ib led ex -serv ice
men in h o s p ita ls
th ro u g h o u t th e
country still look
to the Red Cross
as "The Greatest
Mother "
This little refugee had his arm
bandaged by nurses in the camp
hospital unit. Around these
hospitals centered all Red Cross
health work for flood sufferers
A class of young
ncn and women be­
ing taught how to
: e s u s c i t a t e th e
drowning by an in
s tru c to r of th e
A m e r ic a n R ed
Cross
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tdents occur, the fate of the patient is often decidea by tne
type of first aid treatment during the first few minutes The American
Red Cross instructs tfv usands of persons each year in classes such as this
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