1. The mess kit: June 1919. Vol. 1, no. 4
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3. The silver chev'
4. The mess-kit: September 1919. Vol. 1, no. 7
5. The mess kit: April 1919. Vol. 1, no. 2
6. This little soldier had fun--and this little soldier had fun: this little soldier took a pro--but this little soldier took none
7. Fun son?: fun done
8. Exposing yourself to a "VD" without taking a pro means that--: you are a saboteur
9. Sex exposure without prophylaxis: pro--Axis
10. Venereal disease rates
11. Men who know say no!
12. If you imitate the romantic rabbit, then you'd best develop this healthful habit
13. "This ain't no laughing matter!"
14. A train of ambulances at City Point
15. Ambulances and medical supply wagons "parked" - 1864
16. An ambulance train "parked" at Harwood Hospital, the month Gettysburg was fought
17. Red Cross volunteer canteen workers serve refreshments to all blood donors --
18. [NIH exhibit and bust honoring Dr. Charles R. Drew, "Father of the American Blood Bank"]
19. [Dr. Fredrickson attends House hearing]
20. [Dr. Fredrickson at a subcommittee hearing]
21. [Group portrait at the November 7, 1961 meeting in the Mayflower Hotel of the Association of Military Surgeons]
22. 1719 Pennsylvania Ave. quarters
23. A public health nurse in the Indian Health Service provides medical care to a woman on a reservation
24. [Line of breast-works on Round Top, Gettysburg]
25. [Sanitary privies along the back property lines of an agricultural migrant village]
26. [Ruins of White House]
27. [A house]
28. [General Barlow and others]
29. [Colonel Black]
30. [Captain Blanchard]
31. [Paddle boat "Daniel Webster"]
32. [Panoramic view of encampment]
33. [Captain Charles Hinton]
34. [J. F. Hazelton]
35. [General Banks]
36. [Waterfront at Port Royal]
37. [Reyes]
38. [Waterfront scene, City Point, Va.]
39. [Panoramic view of encampment]
40. [Unidentified soldier in hospital uniform]
41. [Waterfront scene]
42. [General William Henry French]
43. [Manning the guns at Fort Totten, near Washington]
44. [J. M. Bradshaw]
45. [G. A. Custer]
46. [Ships and barges at White House Landing]
47. [A. B. Lawrence]
48. [Ex. Judge Fullerton]
49. [Tents at White House Landing]
50. [Early Public Health Service uniforms]
51. The Surgeon at Work at the Rear During an Engagement
52. [Field Hospital, City Point, Virginia, near Petersburg, Va.]
53. Le Cauchemar de 1863
54. A Field Hospital Station
55. Ward 4
56. The healing arts in early America
57. European roots of American pharmacy: an exhibition of pharmaceutical treasures from the Squibb deposit at the National Museum of American History
58. Milestones of public health in America
59. Smokeless tobacco: it's not the Navajo way
60. National Cancer Institute: making a difference
61. Smokeless means hopeless!
62. Them days is gone forever
63. Your face looks so familiar
64. If you have diabetes-- exercise more and eat less
65. Facts about STD (sexually transmitted diseases)
66. Them days is gone forever
67. I should have gone to the pro station
68. When you've stuck your neck out--
69. It's worth repeating
70. Pro station--30 feet
71. Easy to get--: syphilis and gonorrhea
72. Meet the challenge!
73. The elephant is thick-skinned: but he never forgets
74. Lightning can strike twice
75. WIC foods: special supplemental food program
76. "I thought a thing like that could never happen to me"--
77. Don't do this-- or this
78. Now, what was I supposed to remember?
79. The wrath of grapes
80. VE, VJ, VD
81. "A sailor doesn't have to prove he's a man!"
82. Please be careful
83. Knock out V.D
84. Liberty pass, met a lass: no pro, mis'ry & woe
85. There's no place--
86. Taking VD home too, sailor?
87. If you must be a dumb bunny, stay one jump ahead of trouble!
88. Justice today for better health tomorrow
89. You have a right to know!
90. Diabetes favors minorities
91. If diabetes is a disease you can live with, why did 150,000 die last year?
92. Útbreiðsla alnæmis
93. The Army nurse in war
94. Officially designated by the American Red Cross as a member of the Allied Theatrical and Motion Picture Team for the second American Red Cross War Fund
95. The Army nurse in war
96. More nurses are needed!
97. The securing of the 1938 Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act
98. [Dr. Fredrickson attends a subcommittee hearing]
99. Be a cadet nurse: the girl with a future
100. [A subcommittee hearing attended by Dr. Fredrickson ]
