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Dates: during 1910-1919
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In generous appreciation of his subordinates and superiors Dr. Derby has shown himself to be an ideal spokesman for the one supremely human and almost uniquely constructive element in the great war-machine--the Medical Corps.
The results of the football trip to Pasadena on the Endowment Fund Drive are already apparent. Harvard graduates all along the route which the team will take are becoming aroused to the importance of being enrolled as subscribers, and yesterday more than $20,000 was added to the total by...
In writing "Wade In, Sanitary," Dr. Richard Derby has made no commonplace contribution to the already large collection of personal memoirs and reminiscences connected with the Great War.
It is rare that civilian or soldier realizes the pains and organization, not to mention heroism, involved in the maintenance of the medical service at the front. If for this alone the book should be read. Dr. Derby has, however, done much more than tell us of his own arm...
The long training, the tense waiting, the terrible hours preceding the second battle of the Marne when the fate of civilization and the Allied cause hung in the balance are all described with an intensity and vigor which carries the reader along with the narrator. The story reaches its climax...