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#37 Folding Gauze Sponges in the American Red Cross Workrooms in Paris, France, 1918.

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Folding Gauze Sponges in the American Red Cross Workrooms in Paris, France, 1918.

From the Factory to the Field: A Look at Women War Workers of World War I

#37 Folding Gauze Sponges in the American Red Cross Workrooms in Paris, France, 1918.

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