Leprosy Cries for Shelter In Nation Wide Outcast Plight
A long read on leprosy in America, detailing scattered patients and cruel social isolation. It covers Blackwell's Island lepers near a hospital, Kentucky women, and a Philippine veteran, plus historians and Sisters of Charity care toiling for cure and dignity. The piece argues for a national asylum and highlights Molokai as a historic model, while condemning public prejudice and neglect.
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New York
Blackwell's Island
Lowsiana
Potomac
Gen. Wardell
Baltimore
Thera
Joseph Damien
Long Lefora
Ishinds
Waele
Molokal
Anay
Tabor Darnien
Marcela
St Joseph's Hospital
Philadelpha
New Orleans
Sisters of Charity
Houge
Emmitsburg
A. V. Keenan
Marcella
Kentucky
Lounsville
Blue Graia
Suicile
Frankfort
Indianapolis
Fish Story Of Rosenstein And A Golden Pickerel
Nathan Rosenstein of St Paul recounts a remarkable Lake Germitil incident where a giant pickerel seized his bait and pulled him overboard before dropping a silver coins stash. He later caught another large pickerel at dock, discovering 68 cents in copper coins as proof. The tale, now legend among locals, ends with a quip on courting vs fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Rosenstein
St. Paul
August
Lake
Mermidis
Bernstein
Rosenstein
Tite
Sigiby
Rogenstain
Rozenstein
Igdin
Germiitil
Plekerel Bank
Bermidt
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Louisiana
Europe
Europa
Ieper
Buslasa
Han
Hera
Lient
Molokai
Hawaii
Eprosy
Moldal
Tuther Damion
Swong Ie
Lerers
Depuel
Herbert
Tackeson
Emwhan Leper