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  • *"Country boys make the best nurses" : nursing the insane in Alabama, 1861-1910. John S Huges. ''Journal of the History of Medicine & Allied Sciences,'' Ja *Labeling and Treating Black Mental Illness in Alabama, 1861-1910. John S Hughes. ''The Journal of Southern History'', August 1992, Vol. 58,
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  • | demolished = 1910 (Kirkbride Building) ...s for women gave some relief, as their new quarters were not yet built. In 1910, after the completion of all the wards, which provided for 1000 patients, t
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  • | image = Arkansas State Hospital 1910.jpg | caption = Arkansas State Hospital, 1910
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  • | opened = 1910 ...s admitted on August 2, 1910, with the formal opening held on September 1, 1910.
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  • ...leted in 1893, was razed in 1952. With the exception of two wards built in 1910 and 1918, the first major construction project took place between 1925-1933
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  • By 1910, hydrotherapy began to be employed to treat patients at all the state hospi
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  • | construction_began = 1910 ...ut, United States. It was erected and established as Meriden Sanatorium in 1910 to serve children with tuberculosis. In 1922/1924 the name was changed to U
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  • ...nd the TCEMA and TCHD facilities, where one may find a monument erected in 1910 “In Memory of the Unfortunate of Tazewell County.”
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  • | established = 1910 Approval for such a facility was passed in 1910. Prior to that time, the county poor had been housed in a facility in the c
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  • ...ing discharged into the Susquehanna River. Since its completion, April 23, 1910, weekly analyses have been made, showing perfect bacteriological purity.
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  • ..."BOARD OF CONTROL OF STATE INSTITUTIONS, From Iowa Official Register 1909-1910" pages 262-269
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  • Staff from 1909-1910:
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  • ..."BOARD OF CONTROL OF STATE INSTITUTIONS, From Iowa Official Register 1909-1910" pages 262-269:'''
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  • ..."BOARD OF CONTROL OF STATE INSTITUTIONS, From Iowa Official Register 1909-1910" pages 262-269'''
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  • ...ed and five patients were admitted to Oakdale in its first five months. In 1910, the number rose to 506 and peaked at 814 in 1926. The largest proportion o
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  • In 1910 the property held by the hospital was valued at $1,000,000. The farm has be
    9 KB (1,394 words) - 11:35, 24 June 2022
  • ...nstitute began to grow at an exponential rate. "In 1900 it was 173, and in 1910 it was 419. By 1916 it was 589" (Seaton, p. 253).
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  • The Chase Memorial Sanatorium opened in 1910 on Atwood Mountain in Fairfield, Maine as a hospital for the treatment of t
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  • .... The number of work specializations increased with each decade, until, in 1910, there were also gardeners, waitresses, laundresses, cleaners, seamstresses
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  • ...oholics. In 1905 the hospital began to treat psychiatric disorders, and by 1910 it was solely a psychiatric institution, and became known as Foxboro (or Fo
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