Documents of the City of Boston, Volume 6 |
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Page 2725
Their statements in regard to the flannel for petticoats , in regard to surgical instruments , in regard to medicines , in regard to diets , in regard to not giving milk in tea and coffee , in regard to cutting down diets , in regard to ...
Their statements in regard to the flannel for petticoats , in regard to surgical instruments , in regard to medicines , in regard to diets , in regard to not giving milk in tea and coffee , in regard to cutting down diets , in regard to ...
Page 2729
... a communication in regard to trained nurses was referred to him ; that on the 21st day of August a request for an additional horse at Long Island was referred to him : that the whole question as to trained nurses was again referred ...
... a communication in regard to trained nurses was referred to him ; that on the 21st day of August a request for an additional horse at Long Island was referred to him : that the whole question as to trained nurses was again referred ...
Page 2738
Q. Did you ever have any conversations with him in regard to it ? A. Occasionally asked him how he liked it when he came down there , and he said , " Just the thing , Mr. Galvin , couldn't get one to suit as well if you paid out a ...
Q. Did you ever have any conversations with him in regard to it ? A. Occasionally asked him how he liked it when he came down there , and he said , " Just the thing , Mr. Galvin , couldn't get one to suit as well if you paid out a ...
Page 2756
You have read what they said in that report in regard to Rainsford Island ? A. I read , I think , the most part of it ; yes , sir . Q. Do you remember on page 32 of that report they say in regard to Rainsford Island : The place is clean ...
You have read what they said in that report in regard to Rainsford Island ? A. I read , I think , the most part of it ; yes , sir . Q. Do you remember on page 32 of that report they say in regard to Rainsford Island : The place is clean ...
Page 2757
Q. Then you agree with the visitors that the greatest care should be used in regard to it ? A. I don't think it can be avoided in many respects . If an inmate has a sick relative it would be very unnatural for me to deprive them of the ...
Q. Then you agree with the visitors that the greatest care should be used in regard to it ? A. I don't think it can be avoided in many respects . If an inmate has a sick relative it would be very unnatural for me to deprive them of the ...
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| Title | Documents of the City of Boston, Volume 6 |
| Author | Boston (Mass.). City Council |
| Published | 1895 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 8 Nov 2008 |
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