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2. Mrs. Nan Cox Hare.
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Conditions on the Island are ao backward in many ways that one
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mast be content to start where they are and work slowly tovard something more
satisfactory. That means, as you will see, that the murse must be very adapt-
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able and have plenty of patience and a real interest in helping a rather primitive
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people. On the other hand, she must not be a recluse as the white colony on the
Island is so small that every one counts and all are expected to enter into the
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social life. I gather that there are many luncheons, dinners, card parties,
dances, and the like and that our nurse is expected to join in with the others.
The Red Cross ocoupies a position of prestige in the Islands and our nurses are
ranked high socially by the Governor, in fact they are very much a big frog in a
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small puddle.
If you are interested in this position which has many attractive
and unusual festuros, I shall be very glad to toll you in detail about salary,
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vacation, transportation, etc. Perhaps it would be well to say now that the
salary is $2400 and that, of course, we pay traveling expenses down and backe
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As Miss Cameron is leaving the middle of June we shall want to
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have you start, if you accept the position, at as early a date as possible.
Hoping to hear from you soon and favorably.
Yours sincerely.
slizaboth G. Fox,
National Director,
Public Heal th Nursing Service.
FiM
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