Women of the War
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It was the first experiment of this kind which had been tried, but the advantages of healthy outdoor conditions, as opposed to the alternative of insanitary buildings, were soon proved, for the hospital, which had been requested by the Serbian medical authorities to undertake surgical work, entirely escaped the scourge of typhus. Unfortunately, this was not so with regard to typhoid, from which several members of the staff died in June 1915, including the well- known author, Mrs Percy Dearmer, ...who, though far from strong, had offered her services to the unit, and had already done fine work.
During the first three months the hospital under- took both civil and military cases, and Mrs Stobart organised a further invaluable and successful scheme 3 34 WOMEN OF THE WAR in establishing roadside tent dispensaries in seven or eight remote villages. Altogether, within a few weeks, 22,000 civilians received surgical and medical assistance.
At the end of September 1915 came a signal proof of the confidence which Mrs Stobart had inspired in Serbia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was the first experiment of this kind which had been tried, but the advantages of healthy outdoor conditions, as opposed to the alternative of insanitary buildings, were soon proved, for the hospital, which had been requested by the Serbian medical authorities to undertake surgical work, entirely escaped the scourge of typhus. Unfortunately, this was not so with regard to typhoid, from which several members of the staff died in June 1915, including the well- known author, Mrs Percy Dearmer, ...who, though far from strong, had offered her services to the unit, and had already done fine work.
During the first three months the hospital under- took both civil and military cases, and Mrs Stobart organised a further invaluable and successful scheme 3 34 WOMEN OF THE WAR in establishing roadside tent dispensaries in seven or eight remote villages. Altogether, within a few weeks, 22,000 civilians received surgical and medical assistance.
At the end of September 1915 came a signal proof of the confidence which Mrs Stobart had inspired in Serbia.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mclaren, Barbara. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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