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Miss Louisa Lee Schuyler, donor to the American Red Cross library of the unique Woolsey collection of books and pamphlets dealing with the U.S. Sanitary Commission of the Civil War
1. Miss Louisa Lee Schuyler, donor to the American Red Cross library of the unique Woolsey collection of books and pamphlets dealing with the U.S. Sanitary Commission of the Civil War

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    American Red Cross; Glass Negatives
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Letter from the children of the Podgoritza Home School, Montenegro to Miss Elsie Graves Benedict, Asst. Dir. Jr. Red Cross in Europe
2. Letter from the children of the Podgoritza Home School, Montenegro to Miss Elsie Graves Benedict, Asst. Dir. Jr. Red Cross in Europe

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    American Red Cross; Glass Negatives
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Here is shown the kind of swath that a middle-western tornado cuts. The Red Cross has assisted in relief after innumerable devastating storms, in various parts of the world. This photograph shows a portion of the negro residence section of La Grange, Ga. With relief workers searching for bodies
3. Here is shown the kind of swath that a middle-western tornado cuts. The Red Cross has assisted in relief after innumerable devastating storms, in various parts of the world. This photograph shows a portion of the negro residence section of La Grange, Ga. With relief workers searching for bodies

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    American Red Cross; Glass Negatives
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Hospital patients assembled for Vaudeville performance, Red Cross Convalescent Home
4. Hospital patients assembled for Vaudeville performance, Red Cross Convalescent Home

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    American Red Cross; Glass Negatives
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Maj. Edwin G. Dexter ARC, of Urbana, Ill., head of the American Red Cross Mission to Southern Russia. He is shown here in the full Cossack Uniform which was given to him by General Denikin as a mark of appreciation for his work with the volunteer army. Maj. Dexter is wearing the order of, Commander, Order of Danilo, Montenegro; Commander, Order of St. Stanislaus, Russia; Commander, Order of the White Eagle, Serbia. Grand Order of the Russian Red Cross; Officer of Montenegrin Red Cross; Officer of the Serbian Red Cross
5. Maj. Edwin G. Dexter ARC, of Urbana, Ill., head of the American Red Cross Mission to Southern Russia. He is shown here in the full Cossack Uniform which was given to him by General Denikin as a mark of appreciation for his work with the volunteer army. Maj. Dexter is wearing the order of, Commander, Order of Danilo, Montenegro; Commander, Order of St. Stanislaus, Russia; Commander, Order of the White Eagle, Serbia. Grand Order of the Russian Red Cross; Officer of Montenegrin Red Cross; Officer of the Serbian Red Cross

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    American Red Cross; Glass Negatives
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Maj. Edwin G. Dexter ARC, of Urbana, Ill., head of the American Red Cross Mission to Southern Russia. He is shown here in the full Cossack Uniform which was given to him by General Denikin as a mark of appreciation for his work with the volunteer army. Maj. Dexter is wearing the order of, Commander, Order of Danilo, Montenegro; Commander, Order of St. Stanislaus, Russia; Commander, Order of the White Eagle, Serbia. Grand Order of the Russian Red Cross; Officer of Montenegrin Red Cross; Officer of the Serbian Red Cross
6. Maj. Edwin G. Dexter ARC, of Urbana, Ill., head of the American Red Cross Mission to Southern Russia. He is shown here in the full Cossack Uniform which was given to him by General Denikin as a mark of appreciation for his work with the volunteer army. Maj. Dexter is wearing the order of, Commander, Order of Danilo, Montenegro; Commander, Order of St. Stanislaus, Russia; Commander, Order of the White Eagle, Serbia. Grand Order of the Russian Red Cross; Officer of Montenegrin Red Cross; Officer of the Serbian Red Cross

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    American Red Cross; Glass Negatives
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Picric gauze prepared especially for ARC by Bauer & Black, Chicago
7. Picric gauze prepared especially for ARC by Bauer & Black, Chicago

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    American Red Cross; Glass Negatives
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Red Cross Graduates. Colored women of New Orleans, La. Chapter of the American Red Cross who were graduated after completion of the course in Home Hygiene and Care of the Sick. These women are enthusiastically in favor of the courses offered by the Red Cross chapter. Five hundred of them registered for instruction from the first of January to first of May
8. Red Cross Graduates. Colored women of New Orleans, La. Chapter of the American Red Cross who were graduated after completion of the course in Home Hygiene and Care of the Sick. These women are enthusiastically in favor of the courses offered by the Red Cross chapter. Five hundred of them registered for instruction from the first of January to first of May

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    American Red Cross; Glass Negatives
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Where autos get real motor test. This mountain in Montenegro known as "Jacobs Ladder," has been giving American motor cars a real hill-climbing test during the past few months. It is the sole highway from the sea into the hinterland, and the American Red Cross has been sending its trucks loaded with supplies over it three times a week. The road is ten miles long and climbs to a height of three thousand feet before reaching the crest. It has twenty-eight hair-pin turns around which three and five ton vehicles have to negotiate by backing and turning, due to the sharpness of the curves. During the winter its surface is covered with ice and snow. The mountains steep sides are a graveyard of foreign army trucks, but the Red Cross has not lost a single American car in the two hundred anf forty-eight trips made over "Jacobs Ladder"
9. Where autos get real motor test. This mountain in Montenegro known as "Jacobs Ladder," has been giving American motor cars a real hill-climbing test during the past few months. It is the sole highway from the sea into the hinterland, and the American Red Cross has been sending its trucks loaded with supplies over it three times a week. The road is ten miles long and climbs to a height of three thousand feet before reaching the crest. It has twenty-eight hair-pin turns around which three and five ton vehicles have to negotiate by backing and turning, due to the sharpness of the curves. During the winter its surface is covered with ice and snow. The mountains steep sides are a graveyard of foreign army trucks, but the Red Cross has not lost a single American car in the two hundred anf forty-eight trips made over "Jacobs Ladder"

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    American Red Cross; Glass Negatives
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Where autos get real motor test. This mountain in Montenegro known as "Jacobs Ladder," has been giving American motor cars a real hill-climbing test during the past few months. It is the sole highway from the sea into the hinterland, and the American Red Cross has been sending its trucks loaded with supplies over it three times a week. The road is ten miles long and climbs to a height of three thousand feet before reaching the crest. It has twenty-eight hair-pin turns around which three and five ton vehicles have to negotiate by backing and turning, due to the sharpness of the curves. During the winter its surface is covered with ice and snow. The mountains steep sides are a graveyard of foreign army trucks, but the Red Cross has not lost a single American car in the two hundred anf forty-eight trips made over "Jacobs Ladder"
10. Where autos get real motor test. This mountain in Montenegro known as "Jacobs Ladder," has been giving American motor cars a real hill-climbing test during the past few months. It is the sole highway from the sea into the hinterland, and the American Red Cross has been sending its trucks loaded with supplies over it three times a week. The road is ten miles long and climbs to a height of three thousand feet before reaching the crest. It has twenty-eight hair-pin turns around which three and five ton vehicles have to negotiate by backing and turning, due to the sharpness of the curves. During the winter its surface is covered with ice and snow. The mountains steep sides are a graveyard of foreign army trucks, but the Red Cross has not lost a single American car in the two hundred anf forty-eight trips made over "Jacobs Ladder"

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    American Red Cross; Glass Negatives
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A chicken house used as improvised housing for a tuberculosis case. A young colored girl of 18 yrs. who gained 52 lbs. while living in this tent and using the regulation diet for four months. Her mother was cook for one of our wealthy families. They supplied the tent, and now for the winter the patient goes to Bryn Maive to live with friends there. So I'm writing Miss Potts to look after her
11. A chicken house used as improvised housing for a tuberculosis case. A young colored girl of 18 yrs. who gained 52 lbs. while living in this tent and using the regulation diet for four months. Her mother was cook for one of our wealthy families. They supplied the tent, and now for the winter the patient goes to Bryn Maive to live with friends there. So I'm writing Miss Potts to look after her

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    American Red Cross; Glass Negatives
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American Red Cross Crusade for Community Health
12. American Red Cross Crusade for Community Health

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    American Red Cross; Glass Negatives
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American Red Cross Crusade for Community Health
13. American Red Cross Crusade for Community Health

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    American Red Cross; Glass Negatives
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Major Douglas Stewart, of the American Red Cross, in charge of the Red Cross activities with the 4th Army in Germany
14. Major Douglas Stewart, of the American Red Cross, in charge of the Red Cross activities with the 4th Army in Germany

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    American Red Cross; Glass Negatives
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Miss Caroline H. Christman, died October 6, 1918 in France. Home: Providence, Rhode Island
15. Miss Caroline H. Christman, died October 6, 1918 in France. Home: Providence, Rhode Island

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    American Red Cross; Glass Negatives
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Miss Lucinda L. Rose, died October 10, 1918 in England. Home: Clarksburg, West Virginia
16. Miss Lucinda L. Rose, died October 10, 1918 in England. Home: Clarksburg, West Virginia

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    American Red Cross; Glass Negatives
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Helping a wounded soldier into the Cafe des Ambassadeurs for the 4ths of July entertainment given our wounded by the American Red Cross
17. Helping a wounded soldier into the Cafe des Ambassadeurs for the 4ths of July entertainment given our wounded by the American Red Cross

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    American Red Cross; Glass Negatives
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Lieut. John Guy Owsley A.R.C. of Passadena, Cal. addressing a group of American soldiers while they are being served with refreshments in the American Red Cross recreation hut at Base Hospital 114, Beaudesert. Lieut. Owsley is telling the men what Home Service of the American Red Cross can do for them
18. Lieut. John Guy Owsley A.R.C. of Passadena, Cal. addressing a group of American soldiers while they are being served with refreshments in the American Red Cross recreation hut at Base Hospital 114, Beaudesert. Lieut. Owsley is telling the men what Home Service of the American Red Cross can do for them

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    American Red Cross; Glass Negatives
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Wounded Americans arriving at the entertainment given them by the AMERICAN RED CROSS at the famous restaurant, the Ambassadeurs on the afternoon of July 4th. July 1918
19. Wounded Americans arriving at the entertainment given them by the AMERICAN RED CROSS at the famous restaurant, the Ambassadeurs on the afternoon of July 4th. July 1918

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    American Red Cross; Glass Negatives
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Exposition of Red Cross work opened 29th October 1917
20. Exposition of Red Cross work opened 29th October 1917

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    American Red Cross; Glass Negatives
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