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Philadelphia, Saturday, May 18, 1918
PYOUNG AMERICA, DEEPLY PATRIOTIC, GIVES VENT TO ITS IMPULSES IN VARIED WAR ACTIVITIES
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dMrS. Adalberto Capqrale, of 250
WHEN IT. COMES to quantity as well as quality of Red Cross work, the girls of the Sheridan School, at Ontario and G streets, very nearly
bold the record, ss the above photograph showing the results 'of their handicraft bears out.
South Twelfth street.
THESE DILIGENT pupils of the Sheridan SehooJ are displaying some .of the
Red Cross work, of which they have ample reason to be proud.
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