The famous 1871 "glasshouse" Davis Hotel in Kitrell housed what type of patients?
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People with jaundice?\n\nJust a guess cuz people with jaundice need sunlight :)
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Try Warren R. Heymann, M.D. and Steven M. Manders, M.D. at Cooper University Hospital...
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What is SLC?  Do you mean Salt Lake City?  I heard they have a good medical hospital there.
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probably the university hospital in cardiff (Heath hospital0
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Athens Lunatic Asylum\nhttp://www.zanesville.ohiou.edu/library/appalachia/level4.asp?Level1=Social+Environment&Level2=General+Health&Level3=Mental/Emotional+Health
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http://cdcga.org/HTMLs/decades/1870s.htm\n\nclick the links below to view other decades !!\n\ngood luck !
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Try your local hospital or clinic.
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Try here:\n\nhttp://www.recovery.org/aa/misc/oxford.html
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Daniel Hale Willams\n\n\non July 9, 1893, a young Black man named James Cornish was injured in a bar fight, stabbed in the chest with a knife. By the time he was transported to Provident Hospital he was seeking closer and closer to death, having lost a great deal of blood and having gone into shock. Williams was faced with the choice of opening the man's chest and possibly operating internally when that was almost unheard of in that day in age. Internal operations were unheard of because any entrance into the chest or abdomen of a patient would almost surely bring with it resulting infection and therefore death. Williams made the decision to operate and opened the man's chest. He saw the damage to the man's pericardium (sac surrounding the heart) and sutured it, then applied antiseptic procedures before closing his chest. Fifty one days later, James Cornish walked out of Provident Hospital completely recovered and would go on to live for another fifty years. Unfortunately, Williams was so busy with other matters, he did not bother to document the event and others made claims to have first achieved the feat of performing open heart surgery. Fortunately, local newspapers of the day did spread the news and Williams received the acclaim he deserved. It should be noted however that while he is known as the first person to perform an open heart surgery, it is actually more noteworthy that he was the first surgeon to open the chest cavity successfully without the patient dying of infection. His procedures would therefore be used as standards for future internal surgeries.
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Twin Oaks Nursing Center\nhttp://www.pennmed.com/twinoaks.htm
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there are two hospitals in keokuk first is graham and the next is keokuk area hospital.try these for records. even try american legion in keokuk.put an ad daily gauge ciy paper there. e-mail my friend who isfrom keokuk at mycamaro92@netzero.net(she wants you to) she has more info for you Good Luck
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A 19th Century home.  Two-story home.  Can view at site below.
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She was an American philanthropist, reformer, and educator who was a pioneer in the movement for specialized treatment of the mentally ill.\nDuring the Civil War she superintendent of nurses for the Union army.
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They have several locations. The Gainesville location, however, is their primary facility.\n\nShands at the University of Florida\n1600 S.W. Archer Road\nGainesville, FL 32610\n(352) 265-0111\nhttps://www.shands.org/hospitals/UF/default.htm\n\nShands Jacksonville\n655 West Eighth Street\nJacksonville, FL 32209\n(904) 244-0411\nhttp://shandsjacksonville.org/\n\nHope this helps!
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In 1890 Chocolate King Hershey built the utopian city Hershey in Illinois to prove that very thing. I am sure there was a difference in mental illness rates back then. Remember cultural rates reported in America show that whites have twice as much mental illness as non-whites today. So cultures can make a difference. Would it be cost effective to give patients sex and money and no pills. I am going to say yes but who will say OK.
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Google the State, then the county.  If you know the hospital, you can google the hospital.\nI am talking about Google.com.  Hope you find out.
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Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, Tennessee\nWe also have a great children's hospital