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Banner: The Call to Duty - Canada's Nursing SistersCaregiving on the Front
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WE ARE NOW LIKE MACHINES. ARE NOT ALLOWED TO THINK FOR OURSELVES. Sophie Hoerner IN PETROGRAD I THOUGHT THE NUMBER OF WOUNDED I SAW ABOUT WAS GREAT. … Dorothy Cotton
ADMITTED ANOTHER BIG GAS CONVOY. … THIRTY TO FORTY FUNERALS A DAY. Alice Isaacson DRINKING WATER WAS SCARCE UNTIL THE ROYAL ENGINEERS PUT IN A FILTRATION PLANT. … Anne E. Ross HAVE BEEN VERY BUSY IN HOSPITAL. ENTERITIS, DYSENTERY, MALARIA. Laura Gamble
… THE FIRST NIGHT THE COLD WAS BEARABLE BY WEARING OUR SWEATERS AND RAINCOATS. Ruby Peterkin
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