File:Chronic Heat Victim Travels to Minneapolis - DPLA - 145bee332384fc7d1be3ddbcc371b079.jpg

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Chronic Heat Victim Travels to Minneapolis (

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Chronic Heat Victim Travels to Minneapolis

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Dr. D. M. Lyons, physician from Kansas City, Missouri, sits at the entrance to a refrigerated train car stopped waiting for his patient, L. J. Chapman (not pictured) of Missouri, to finish resting. Chapman is on his way north because his vulnerability to heat stroke makes summers in Missouri unbearable to his heart, indeed any temperature over 80 degrees can be dangerous.

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Hennepin County Library

	Location	Hennepin County , United States of America
	Established	1885
	Website	www.hclib.org
	Authority file	: Q530512 VIAF: 156650568 ISNI: 0000000122312169 LCCN: n79062923 GND: 5034865-6 J9U: 987011265003605171 WorldCat

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This file was contributed to Wikimedia Commons by Hennepin County Library as part of a cooperation project. The donation was facilitated by the Digital Public Library of America, via its partner Minnesota Digital Library.

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