Reports of dressing units, 1918.

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Reports of dressing units, 1918.

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Reports on surgical dressings prepared by various church and community groups (Red Cross units?) in St. Paul, Minnesota; and reports of hospital supplies, refugee garments, knitted goods, and other items prepared by the "Junior Department" (gives names of St. Paul area schools).

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Minnesota Historical Society, Division of Archives and Manuscripts

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American Red Cross. Saint Paul Area Chapter.

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