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Hello everybody, I saw this site recently and I think it is time for me to say something. I'm attracted to your topics here. Thanks for the strory here. C ya around
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is it a mail hole or pidgeon hole of some sort?
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an artificial water fall, cool
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hmm how could the patients get ciggarettes if its a hospital WITH a campus
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The "missing buttons" don't look like they were ever there.
It almost looks like a place to plug in a microphone jack for a headset.
A would be "Answer"
And C would be to "Call".
Just saying.
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It is amazing to see how primitive medicine was not that very long ago. You'd be hard pressed to find a medical device today that operates without electricity-I just read that some devices today require an internet connection! I had a great, great aunt who spent time in Eudowood Sanatorium in Towson, MD (long since demolished) and had an entire lung removed there. Anyway, great pictures and research. Hope you washed your hands when you left!
Ephemera: Consumption
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Wow. This reminds me of the beginning of the Phantom of the Opera. I almost expect it to magically transform into what it was in it's prime. Still, magnificent photograph, just beautiful.
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I doubt the bed scales were only used for the morbidly obese. With TB in advanced stages the act of getting out of bed just to step on the scale could have exhausted the patient. Their energy would need to be preserved to fight to breath.
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Ok is maybe I am just a prev but I get a "Close your eyes lil girl and I will give you special lollipop vibe".... Just saying in 2010 Dr. Tile may have needed to register with the state....
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I agree devin that would solve a lot of problems lol....
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did you take the keys?
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i love this place seems never ending i spent many a hour here
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You asked for a room with a view.......
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I'd translate that as "body" and not corpse...just my two cents.
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Wow. That's just surreal.