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Title: The Bacteriological world and modern medicine
Year: 1891 (1890s)
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Subjects: Bacteriology Bacteriology
Publisher: Battle Creek, Mich : Modern Medicine Publishing Co.
Contributing Library: Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine
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s make it easy of access from the South. The city has an electric railway and is lighted by electric lights. A greatnumber of pleasant drives are afforded by its well-kept and shaded streets. The Buildings are lighted by a 700-light plant, Edison incandescent system. Safety Hydraulic Elevators. Outside stairways for fire escapes accessiblefrom every window. The Institution affords facilities for baths of every description: Turkish, Rus-sian, vapor, electric, water baths of all kinds, and the electric light bath. In-dependent accommodations for ladies and gentlemen, sufl&cient for 80 personsat one time. More than 800 feet of glass for sun baths. A General Parlor, 40 x 50 feet, is luxuriously furnished with Dhagistan rugs,easy chairs, etc. The Dining-Room has a seating capacity of 400, is beauti- fully lighted and ventilated, and always cheerful. No kitchen smells. Cui-sine unsurpassed ; table service excellent. Everything an invalid needs, andspecial dietaries prepared as directed.
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THE GYMNASIUM. The Gymnasium, 85 x 45 feet, is supplied with every appliance for exercise, andfurnishes special instruction and class drills in Delsarte and Swedish gymnas-tics, under a trained director. Exercise by prescription. The S^vedish Movement Department, both manual and mechanical, is themost extensive in the United States. Vibrating bars and seats, kneaders, rub-bers, beaters, shakers, and manipulating appliances of all sorts. The Electrical Department contains every improved appliance for medical ap-plications of electricity. Galvanic, Faradic, Dynamic, and Static electricalapparatus and appliances for electrolysis, electro-cautery, etc. An Aseptic Maternity on the cottage plan (steam heat and thorough ventila-tion ), provides the best possible conditions for lying-in patients, with expe-rienced professional attendance and rigorous aseptic management. Special Departments for surgical cases, eye, ear, throat, and lung diseases,nervous diseases, genito-urinary diseases of men

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