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Clara Barton
Born in Oxford, Massachusetts Clarissa Harlowe "Clara" Barton (1821 – 1912) was a pioneer American teacher, humanitarian and nurse. She was best remembered as the founder and first president of the American Red Cross.
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What were Clara Barton's favorite food and drinks?
Clara Barton's favorite food was chicken salad. OK so deal with it!!!!!!
Is it possibly to Jim a lock on a 2000 Hyundai accent GSI?
If its electric locks...the answer is an emphatic NO! I learned this the hard way when a nice police officer used a slim Jim unsuccessfully on both of my doors and broke both the locks. ...boy did I have fun crawling in through the hatchback until I could get it fixed.
What was Clara Barton's teenage years about?
at age 11, she started to nurse when she helped her brother get better from a bad sicknes. at 17, she bacame a teacher in massachusetts and made her own school.
How do you draw a portrait of Clara Barton?
First draw an oval. then draw two sideways almond shapes for the eyes
draw the mouth and ears, hair and body, and ur done
Who was the first woman to begin a settlement in colonial America?
if you are a idiot that is who you big idiots you all are ugly
Why did Clara Barton invent medical supplies during the American silver war?
You mean the American Civil War. There was no silver involved. If u want an answer just look on wikipedia.org: its fast, simple, and effective for gettin answers to random questions.
What was Clara Bartons dogs name?
Clara barton had a dog as a chiled and named it butten she also had a catas a adalt named war after the civil war
Was Clara Barton ever a mid wife?
Not documented. She was a nurse, and did found the American Red Cross- was active- in fact directed their work up until her death in l9l2. Oddly she died the same night- of natural causes- as the Titanic disaster!
Do you have a picture of Clara Barton?
We will have if you send us one! :D Try searching in facebook, myspace, google pictures or a local site.
== == I think this woman is taking full advantage of you and although most of the Estate would usually go to the wife when the husband passes away, I am sure your biological father left provisions for you (some money or some personal things of his) and I would contest the Will! This will put a crimp in her style because by contesting the Will (seek legal counsel) you can tie up the Estate for up to several years. Usually greedy people don't want to wait and they'll settle immediately. Don't sit by and let her get away with this. She's counting on the fact you are too young to know anything about law. Answer The time to tackle this issue is to open up the subject with your father in conversation--not intervention--while he is still well. There really is no reason he has to leave anything to you at all, so it behooves you to realize this. Generally, accepting these things are a matter of understanding, empathy and compassion. His responsibilities are toward providing for the current wife and any of their children, particularly if they are young. You have flown the nest and can provide for yourself. Being realistic about the situation, rather than getting emotional about How It Seems, is going to get you further than anything. Has he rescued you from debt? Provided for college? Helped you with down payments? Given you advice? Then, you have his legacy.
Was Clara Barton homeschooled?
Before she went to school, she was eager to learn, so her family tutored her. Clara's mother also helped, in teaching her how to sew and to cook. Sally and Dorothy, her two sisters, taught Clara how to read before she was four years old! She was very bright. Stephen, her older brother, taught her arithmetic and David, the eldest, taught everything else; for instance, how to ride a bike, how to balance, and how to take care of and nurse animals. when she was old enough to go to school she was prepared and she did very well in her studies. She attended to Clinton Liberal Institute.
