Catalog Record: The war-time manual, describing the organization, history, work and reliefs of the American Red Cross Society; organization and history; outline of activities - how to make application, contributing or personal service, memberships, training for Red Cross work - for men and for women; how to form a local chapter; organization of Red Cross instruction; military relief; ambulance service; hospital units; base hospital organization; surgical dressings, hospital supplies, etc., sanitary training; how you can help at home - nursing service, bandage making, knitting directions | Hathi Trust Digital Library

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