"Nurses in Lawrence, MA care for flu victims during 1918 epidemic. The thought was that tents would provide a "fresh air cure"." I had conversation with a WWI veteran who worked on an Army base in 1918 where the same idea was practiced. His assignment was to make rounds of visitation in the tents throughout the day for timely removal of patients who had died since his last visit. It kept him busy all day long, he said."Nurses in Lawrence, MA care for flu victims during 1918 epidemic. The thought was that tents would provide a "fresh air cure"." I had conversation with a WWI veteran who worked on an Army base in 1918 where the same idea was practiced. His assignment was to make rounds of visitation in the tents throughout the day for timely removal of patients who had died since his last visit. It kept him busy all day long, he said.
"Nurses in Lawrence, MA care for flu victims during 1918 epidemic. The thought was that tents would provide a "fresh air cure"." I had conversation with a WWI veteran who worked on an Army base in 1918 where the same idea was practiced. His assignment was to make rounds of visitation in the tents throughout the day for timely removal of patients who had died since his last visit. It kept him busy all day long, he said.