1917 WWI Dr. Alex Carrel Wound Treatment / New York Farewell To National Guard

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LOSSES FROM INFECTED WOUNDS GREATLY REDUCED BY CARREL-DAKIN METHOD, A TRIUMPH OF WAR SURGERY
and
FAREWELL TO NATIONAL GUARD
WHAT A GREAT WORLD WAR ONE PICTURE TO FRAME!!!
PICTURES AND DESCRIPTIONS:
PICTURE 1: Dr. Alexis Carrel.
PICTURE 2: Soldier at a hospital in France undergoing the Carrel-Dakin treatment for infected wounds.
PICTURE 3: The war demonstration hospital in the grounds of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research at Avenue A and 64th St., New York City.
PICTURE 4: A British hospital behind the lines in France where wounded men are treated by the Carrel-Dakin Method.
PICTURE 5: A ward in the hospital at Oldway House, Paignton. South Devonshire, England (the home of Mrs. Paris Singer) which is supported by the American Woman's War Relief Fund.
PICTURE 6: Great crowd outside New York Public Library bidding farewell to National Guard.
This is a TWO PAGE ITEM, saved from destruction from a rarely found pictorial magazine.
Great for Framing
Approximate Size:  11 x 16 inches
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