A Nice Way of Taking Their Medicine

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A single illustrated page from The Graphic, 12 January 1918, showing New Zealand soldiers in occupational therapy at a hospital in Essex run by the New Zealand Y.M.C.A. The photo collage shows wood-planing, wood-carving, pewter metal-work, carving walking-sticks with Maori designs, and a group doing basket-work, described as suited to hand and finger injuries. Captions name the Y.M.C.A. class organiser Mr. H. Fawcett and the carving instructor Cross.

Type
Illustration
Date
January 12, 1918
Language
English
Pages
1
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