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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1908

Page

7

Governor Deneen Denounces Attacks on Lincoln Asylum

Springfield Feb. 11 Governor Charles S Deneen issued a statement denouncing attacks on the Illinois Asylum for Feeble-Minded Children at Lincoln. He says investigations should be thorough, defends the new Board of Charities, and outlines improvements under Dr N G Hardt since 1907 including medical staff expansion, daily rounds, epileptic records, a training school, and stricter supervision to raise standards.

Springfield Charles Deneen Illnois Lincoln Frank Giroux Illinois Asylum Linco General Assembly House of Representatives Lincoln Institution Ailffigs Chicago Bush Medical College National Association For the Prevention of Tuberculosis American Medical Asociation Manil G. Hirseh Julia C. Lathrop State Board of Charities Ilinois Charles A. Chapman C. B. Taylor Taylor Atte Board of Charities N. G. Hardt Hardt Rush Medical College Cook County Hospital Kankakee Kinois Central Hospital Jacksonville Tlinois Northern Hospital Elgin Tayor Phian UiaAking Uebospira Tury Mtil Theateri Subie Waieh Sutte Wuls Gheir Aimtfonry Phiystotary Lygoeue Usdinsand Serait Wecessary Pot Clare Ory Tife

Feeble minded children restrained. calls for new buildings

Medics report restraints on feeble minded children reduced at the Lincoln asylum with only night bed front doors secured. Two night watches per floor and sixteen staff in the custodial section. Calls for separate buildings for male and female wards, crippled and able residents, and a new staff house. JContinued next week. Neighborhood Favorite. Mrs. E. D. Charles praises Electric Bitters as a spring tonic and purifier, sold at Kingston's drug store for 50c.

New York Dayton Trihling E. D. Charles Harbor, Maine Electric Bitters Kingston

Suffering and Dollies Saved By Aroha Salve

I S Lopez of Manilla declares a lama carpenter with severe cuts heated by Burkle has been healed by Aroha Salve. He says it saved him from suffering and dollars, calling it far the best healing salve he has found for burns sores ulcers fever sores eczema and wounds. Jeat S Ningeston, druggist, notes the same. See Troy souvenir post cards and Tub Cavalice office.

I. S. Lopez Manilla Lama Burkle Jeat S.ningeston

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