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Nurse with Young Girl and Mother

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A nurse with a young girl and mother. The young girl is wearing gold bracelets commonly worn by children of more affluent families at the time, and her mother is wearing a "voluminous blouse of a sheer material" as Carrie Chapman Catt describes in her journal from the Philippines. The young girl is being held in her mother's lap while the nurse examines her hand.

Date Created:
1910

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Date Created
1910

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Dimensions
11 x 8 cm

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Call Number
PH 4089.1.001
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NO COPYRIGHT - UNITED STATES
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Wisconsin Historical Society
Unique ID
W0126TZ
Legacy ID
WHi 111084

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