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sanitorium

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Rothman, "The Sanitorium Experience: Myths and Realities," in The Tuberculosis Revival: Individual Rights and Social Obligations in a Time of AIDS (New York, 1992), 73.
Leprosy, domesticity, and patient protest: the social context of a ... by Fairchild, Amy L. / Journal of Social History
They graduated in 1934 with business degrees and Russell worked a variety of jobs before contracting tuberculosis, forcing him to spend two years in a sanitorium.
Alumna donates hard life's savings by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
This tray may be the work of Guadelupe Arenas, who worked as a laundry woman in a Palm Springs tuberculosis sanitorium.
Forces of Nature: Made from Nature by Burchenal, Margaret / School Arts
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