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    "ocrText": "asIM\nMay 14, 1925.\nDeferred\nEnd\nIenolJametaI edd of geeb need ever ell\n,Smit and to Jaom yaws 8.6W I .nemoW to Ilonuol\nembas JI .doun J1 beyotas Jimba ysales Jaum Jud\naletten 709 villatigaod ai 3012031 Jedwemoa bas Jaom\nLucy Winnigerode, type pill a even of aquora asolromA\nMarine Hospital, bns sdj a.ed aldt\nNorfolk. Va. MOTI ISI VIGISTICS bas am of bemoes evan\ngated 84 ego NOUTHS If elinw bas sait yasm SIGN START\nof jog eno beautnoo aeel IO etom B\nat doum oa Jon BSW aird arlells saffbred to BYAW\nMy dear Mies Minnigerode:\n.eogebive\nboog\nB\ndtiw\n1000\nVIOV\nused\nstressed\nto\nfind\nupon\nmy\nreturn.\nthat you had found it necessary to enter alhospitalsb\nwill; be irksome from syrenilet aidT\ngreatly to your advantage. Jadd\n.ald\nTOWSOU of reddod Jon ob e difsed at bevorqmi Vitaers\nMLB I ,Berialw Jeed d tWies Gaffney was I\nwith Dr. Wallace, helping us with our vaccinations. As I\nexpect to sail for Europe in July I thought it wise bo be\nvaccinated myself, so. Lasked him to do it for me. We\nappreciate very greatly the assistance that has been rendered\nus in connection with our vaccinations. Dr. Redden, who did\na large number of them, has been away so much in connection\nwith the great disaster in the Middle West that we were left\nin rather helpless situation.\nx.n\nI returned to the city on Saturday,\nafter what seemed to me a successful trip, i.e., if enthusiaem\nand interest on the pact of the nurses could be accepted 88 an\nindex of this. The dinners in Toledo, Rochester and Utica, at\nwhich I spoke, were brilliant affairs. In Toledo there were\nfour hundred present, and in Utica there seened to be fully as\nmany. I am inclined to feel that it is highly desirable that\nI should get out to more State and District Meetings. I\nincluded New Haven in my itinerary, and had an opportunity to\nvisit the Yale School of Nursing, It seems to me they have\nmade a splendid start, and I believe that the plan is a sound\none. I stoged in New York and visited the new Convalescent\nHome at Babylon, it is a wonderful place, beautifully furnished\nand charmingly situated, with extensive grounds, with trees,\nshrubs and flowers of every known variety. I wonder if you\nknow that it Was the summer residence of Richard McCurdy, for\nmany years the President of the new York Mutual Insurance Company?\nMiss Johnson is well and asked for you, as did many others."
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