The Index . owels Pillow Cases Comfort Bags T Bandages Knitted -Sponge Knitted Wash Cloth . Shoulder Wrap Operating Helmets . .. 59 38 21 37 91 30 18 9 2 1 1 1 18 Total 10,737 Knitted Garments Wristlets, pairs 102 Socks, pairs 41 Scarfs 117 Helmets . Sweaters 3 75 Total 338 Surgical Dressings 2x2 Wipes 2,037 4x4 Wipes 834 6x3 .Strips 50 1 in. 2 yd. Drains 13 2 in. 2 yd. Drains 17 Y2 in. 1 yd. Drains 12 4 in. 1 yd. Rolls 13 4 in. 3 yd. Rolls 34 4x4 Compresses 9x9 Compresses Oakum Pads 16x18 Laporatomy Pads 12x12 Laporatomy Pads 6x 6 Laporatomy Pads 48603354 Unclassified 165 Total 3,998 Hospital
The Index . owels Pillow Cases Comfort Bags T Bandages Knitted -Sponge Knitted Wash Cloth . Shoulder Wrap Operating Helmets . .. 59 38 21 37 91 30 18 9 2 1 1 1 18 Total 10,737 Knitted Garments Wristlets, pairs 102 Socks, pairs 41 Scarfs 117 Helmets . Sweaters 3 75 Total 338 Surgical Dressings 2x2 Wipes 2,037 4x4 Wipes 834 6x3 .Strips 50 1 in. 2 yd. Drains 13 2 in. 2 yd. Drains 17 Y2 in. 1 yd. Drains 12 4 in. 1 yd. Rolls 13 4 in. 3 yd. Rolls 34 4x4 Compresses 9x9 Compresses Oakum Pads 16x18 Laporatomy Pads 12x12 Laporatomy Pads 6x 6 Laporatomy Pads 48603354 Unclassified 165 Total 3,998 Hospital Supplies 10,737 Knitted Garments 338 Surgical Dressings 3,998 Grand total of articles made. .15,073Belgian and French Relief Work Mittens, pairs 166 Bootees, pairs Small Quilts Small Blankets Garments Large Comfort Baby Dress Childs Dress 797944111 Small Trousers, pairs. .Small Stockings, Wool Cloth .. Bundle Aprons Hoods 4 26 1 139 Total 406 78 INDEX & 1918 THE HISTORY OF THE I. S. N. ft f» & «»..ft HMm lit. V ft^BHL0. I. S. N. U. in 1860 In 1839 by establishing three state normal schools Massachusetts began anew era in popular education. By 1855 New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island,Michigan and New Jersey had founded similar institutions. Thruont theNorth progressive public men were urging free public schools and the adequatetraining of teachers. The Illinois State Teachers Association, organized in 1853 set up as its twochief objects a free school law, and a state normal school. The free schoollaw came in 1855, but the normal school was delayed. There lay in the statetreasury the sum of $200,000 the proceeds of grants of the Federal government,known as the college or seminary fund. Some members of the legislaturesought to distribute this among existing denominational colleges. Otherswould establish a state university laying special emphasis upon agriculture andthe mechanic arts, but the largest group urged that the most pressing educa-tional need in the s
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