Quarters and Allowances at St. Elizabeths Hospital: Hearings Before the Committee on Expenditures in the Executive Departments, House of Representatives, Seventieth Congress, Second Session. December 19, 1928 |
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... Insanity in Washington " : Digest , followed by statement of : de Montis , Mrs. Myrtle , American Equity Association .. Eagle , Lieut . Carlton R. , United States Navy- Eldred , Mrs. Bertha , volunteer welfare worker . Golze , Rudolph L ...
... Insanity in Washington " : Digest , followed by statement of : de Montis , Mrs. Myrtle , American Equity Association .. Eagle , Lieut . Carlton R. , United States Navy- Eldred , Mrs. Bertha , volunteer welfare worker . Golze , Rudolph L ...
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... Insane and his family . An addition to this building was completed in 1875. In the center of the whole building were the quarters of the superintendent of the hospital and his family . These quarters were built in such a way that they ...
... Insane and his family . An addition to this building was completed in 1875. In the center of the whole building were the quarters of the superintendent of the hospital and his family . These quarters were built in such a way that they ...
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... insane ( now St. Elizabeths ) , and its object shall be the most humane care and enlightened curative treatment of the insane of the Army and Navy of the United States and of the District of Columbia . " In order to comply with the ...
... insane ( now St. Elizabeths ) , and its object shall be the most humane care and enlightened curative treatment of the insane of the Army and Navy of the United States and of the District of Columbia . " In order to comply with the ...
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... insane patients is not a desirable one for bringing up children . The doctors are under the strain of worry over their families , which is perhaps in part offset by relief from the necessity of paying rent . In some cases conditions ...
... insane patients is not a desirable one for bringing up children . The doctors are under the strain of worry over their families , which is perhaps in part offset by relief from the necessity of paying rent . In some cases conditions ...
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... insane asylum . To determine this the experiment might be made of building an insane asylum in the center of the dwelling section of a large city . Note how the values will drop and the general objection raised will leave no doubt that ...
... insane asylum . To determine this the experiment might be made of building an insane asylum in the center of the dwelling section of a large city . Note how the values will drop and the general objection raised will leave no doubt that ...
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