The Lexington Record Promotes Infirmary Support
The Lexington Record announces monthly issuance on the first of each month with a one dollar yearly subscription and three to four dollar advertising rates. It urges public support for the Protestant Infirmary, noting five dollars weekly for a very comfortable room and attentive care. The paper requests notices from churches YMC A WCTU and benevolent groups and offers a twenty percent commission for ten or more subscribers.
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Lexington Record
Adress P.O
S. Mill St
City Charities and Religious Groups Honor Roll
A sketch outlines the city’s charitable and religious organizations with listed officers, detailing their leadership and community roles in a compact civic portrait.
Special Notice on Proceeds for Protestant Infirmary Charity
The Lexington Record states that all proceeds shall be applied exclusively to charity patients at the Protestant Infirmary. The notice emphasizes the dedicated use of funds for patient care and relief.
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Lexington
Aunt Jeans Letter Harbors Hope At Infirmary
The infirmary, a haven for the sick, reports fresh pink walls and bustling wards. Nurses Maria and others tend patients from children to elderly, with baptisms, surgeries, and prayers shaping a hopeful, humane scene at the Home and its sister institutions.
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Polly Monroe
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