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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1920

Page

29

Doctor Kirkland Visits Modern Hospital Then Leaves

After a twenty minute drive north and east, Doctor Kirkland tours a large modern hospital like a family hotel. Amy is urged to visit Miss Searle with Ellen while Kirkland tours the institution with Clinton on the roof garden. the scene ends with a hint of next week.

Devotion Tested By Warren Demands And Illness

In a strained domestic scene Helen caters to Warren with a hurt knee while he orders meals and complains about ice and comfort. The two discuss chores, a nurse, and shopping as they endure his pain and the slow approach of a doctor.

Helen Warren Dr. Kent

Bread Poultice Prompts Domestic Drama in Suburban Home

In a Boston Post excerpt, a man injured in the subway underestimates his bruise while his wife nurses him through a restless day. Doctor Kent prescribes a liquids-heavy diet and rest, as Mrs Stevens provides relief with company and jelly. Tension rises over care, sleep, and implied fracture.

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Miss Searle Miss Lowrie Amy Ellen Will Papa The Boston Post W. G. Chapman International Press Bureau Helen and Mabel Herbert Urner Carrie Butler Sixtieth Street Dr. Butler Mr. Stevens Long Beach Mabel Herbert Harper
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