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The New Ronco model 28B examination table is being recalled due to an unexpected amount of patients falling out of bed. Possible redesigns are in the works. :)
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Thanks for another great gallery. Hey Debbie where have you been?
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This is very creepy with all the decay
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Its a shame that the rest of the building wasnt as beautiful as this. I think the oatients would have appreciated it
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I wonder if someone came in and cleaned the peeling paint off the floors
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I wonder how often they played shuffle board there
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Its mysterious but she is very attractive. Maybe it was put up by a male patient from a magazine
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As bad as these places were its worse for them to be out in the streets with no food or shelter
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I wonder why all those radiators are there. I found a radiator salvage yard recently and took pictures. They are kind of creepy.
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Great shot motts. Those radiator covers are creepy. Hi Debbie, miss you!
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Hi, Greeings to all! This place looks great, Its nice to see its so well preserved. I hope it stays that way
Ephemera: Village Theater
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Great gallery as usual....so can't wait for more Motts!! Thanks so much for all of your continued hard work. I love coming to your web site.....its the best!!!!
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Yeah some of those halls look pretty scary with it being so dark & all.......It would be interesting to explore but the darkness would bother me way too much. This is even in the daylight too. Great pic though esp with the peeling door & paint....cool!!!
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what they did to those people was wrong. just because they were born with issues doesn't mean they should have been treated like animals. They would pull people's teeth out if they would bite someone. The pain will never leave the people's lives that were there. it just proves how alot of our society creates an issue with people that don't act or look like us. it's quite sad.
Syphilitics were also deliberately infected with malaria in an effort to cure them by inducing very high fevers, a method similar to the box shown above. Needless to say, this didn't work well because the malaria tended to kill the patients. My great-great uncle was a casualty of this treatment.