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Identifier: CarryOnAug1918_851 (find matches)
Title: Carry On (periodical)
Year: 1918 (1910s)
Authors: Office of the Surgeon General, United States Army
Subjects: reconstruction rehabilitation therapy vocational therapy physical therapy American Red Cross
Publisher: Otis Historical Archives, National Museum of Health and Medicine
Contributing Library: American Red Cross

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fall at the edge of the trench. Doesthis stripling—the bloom of youth still freshon his cheeks and the aura of Princeton orHarvard yet around him—when he reels fromthe blow of the shell and realizes that his raceis almost run, stop to cry out for aid? No, heis made of sterner stuff. With a final effort hecries out, Sergeant, take command; Im donefor. Carry on! And so the grizzled Sergeant,veteran of many years of war, carries on tofinal victory. From the Red Cross Magazine * * * The editor of Carry On has been requestedby the Director of the Federal Board for Voca-tional Education to announce that the Boardhas been notified by the Canadian War Missionat Washington that all laymen from theUnited States desiring to visit the variousactivities of the Canadian Department ofSoldiers Civil Re-Establishment, especially inthe Vocational Re-Educational Work as re-lated to disabled soldiers and sailors, must beprovided with credentials from the FederalBoard at Washington. 22 CARRY ON Vol. I
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Da Voice Da Germans Meessed Sy T. A. Daly Illustrated by J. Scott Williams Giuseppe Scalahrella ees returna from da war.An soocha happy Dagoman you nevva see hay fore!He tooka playnta hands weeth heem wen first he starta way^But he ees only gotta wan for workin weeth today;He walked upon a coupla legs hayfore da war baggan,But now hes gotta crutcha-steeck for tak da place of wan.An yat dees seelly Dagomans so glad as he can he—You ought to hear da happy songs dat he ees seeng for me! No. 2 CARRY ON 23 Giuseppe was a lahorman dat use for deeg da tranchBayfore he go weeth Oncla Sam for halp to save da Franch.He was wan fina lahorman bayfore he go to war.But now he sure ees nevva gona deega tranch no more.Eef you was stronga man like dat for use da spade an peeckyAn den be bust to hal, you bat my life, eet mak you seeck;An you would theenk Giuseppe would be sad as he can be—6ut you should hear da happy songs dat he ees seeng for me! He nevva seeng bayfore, but now he donta do a theen

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