Dr Martin Well Pleased With New Wing Tour
Dr Martin expresses satisfaction as doctors and nurses settle into the new wing. He notes positive progress and cautious optimism, saying much remains to be done but the outlook is encouraging.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1904
Page
8
Dr Martin expresses satisfaction as doctors and nurses settle into the new wing. He notes positive progress and cautious optimism, saying much remains to be done but the outlook is encouraging.
The note states that removing an unrelated partition in the wards allows care for about six more patients, and asserts it is only a matter of time before everything is arranged in the best possible manner.
A visitor overhears patients at City Hospital describing ailments in odd terms like chronic conjunctivities and ontemilities. The scene shows communication gaps as doctors translate these phrases the visitors find troubling amid medical care. Ottawa reports Britain may face action tied to eastern health facilities, stirring international urgency.
Noy Sing expresses homesickness after eight years abroad. He plans to return to his country this year, marry his daughter, and visit a small farm near Canton. He expects to stay about six months, noting his wife, son, and daughter live a few miles from Canton on a rice farm and he sends modest support when possible. May Bing says he also intends to give away his daughter in marriage during the visit.
Text describes a hospital engine room upgrade with a new 19 foot stack planned to improve draught and save coal costs. Engineer Coxie dies in an incident linked to inadequate draught, while the team discusses funding and the potential benefits of a taller stack rated at 42 feet richer.
An ad declares Mormon Bishop Pills cure nervous exes and overindulgences and promise refunds if no relief. It names Huder's drug stores in San Francisco and Washington streets, claims fifteen years of sale, and urges readers to buy at local shops for a $250 refund if ineffective.
The listing shows prices paid by eDippers for hens, springs, old roosters, turkeys, and young birds, along with butter and cheese quotes. Also noted are flour prices by grade and domestic dairy items, reflecting a local wholesale market snapshot in Indianapolis.
An advertisement-like plea offers a Home Treatment for leucorrhoea, green sickness, menstrual pain, and irregularities in young women. It asserts cures without doctors, featuring testimonials from mothers and women claiming dramatic health improvements and restored fertility. The misspelled, promotional text targets anxious mothers seeking quick relief.
The list details wholesale prices for hides, tallow, wool, game, fish, oysters, coffee, sugars, canned goods, canned fruits, and produce. It includes prices per gallon, dozen, per pound, and per ton for items like oysters, bass, venison, pheasants, plover, coffee blends, sugars, canned peaches, cranberries, apples, and vegetables, with numerous specific price points and package sizes.
An OCR fragment lists various chemicals, fuels, and prices with numerous misspellings. Items include morphine, camphor, iodine, bromide potassium, sulphur, salt peter, linseed oil, coal, coke, and related goods with per unit or ton pricing and place references, reflecting a dense catalog or trade page excerpt.
Local rental appear in dense classified format listing numerous houses for rent across northeast and southeast districts. Ads describe modern and single room units with amenities, street references, and contact pointers for prospective tenants seeking daily or long term occupancy.
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