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The white death

12/17/2019

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Daisy worked for 3 organizations in 1918 to benefit children and refugees.

​Specifically for Prevenatoriums in Luneville and Nancy. In France these were primarily setup for the orphans or children exposed to tuberculosis considered the "white death" at the time. 
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