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

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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