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Tilton, U. S. A. , and P. C. McLane, M. D. ; A.
E 66 L. Allen, M. D. ; T. F. Rumbold, M. D. ; Hiram Latham, M. D. ; S. Leslie, M. D. , and J. J. Marston, M. D. The Post Chaplain, Rev. J. F. Fisli, has been stationed here many years, and continues his ser vices, in connection with Rev. S. Pettigrew, Hospital Chaplain.
The number of patients received and treated in this hospital in two years, ending April 30, 1864, is 11, 434. The per centage of deaths the first year was eleven and a half, which ...was much increased by the large number brought to it in a dying condition. The per centage of deaths for the year just ended is nine and eight-tenths.
The Lawson Hospital is situated on the corner of Broadway and Carr streets, and was fitted up during the latter part of the fall of 1802. The edifice was originally intended for a hotel, is seven stories high, and is divided into eight wards, besides office rooms, nurses quarters, linen room, kitchen, dining hall, and store rooms. It is well ventilated; an average number of seven hundred and fifty cubic feet is allowed to each bed ; and it is provided with a steam engine and elevator, furnished by the Western Sanitary Commission, at an expense of two thousand five hundred dollars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tilton, U. S. A. , and P. C. McLane, M. D. ; A.
E 66 L. Allen, M. D. ; T. F. Rumbold, M. D. ; Hiram Latham, M. D. ; S. Leslie, M. D. , and J. J. Marston, M. D. The Post Chaplain, Rev. J. F. Fisli, has been stationed here many years, and continues his ser vices, in connection with Rev. S. Pettigrew, Hospital Chaplain.
The number of patients received and treated in this hospital in two years, ending April 30, 1864, is 11, 434. The per centage of deaths the first year was eleven and a half, which ...was much increased by the large number brought to it in a dying condition. The per centage of deaths for the year just ended is nine and eight-tenths.
The Lawson Hospital is situated on the corner of Broadway and Carr streets, and was fitted up during the latter part of the fall of 1802. The edifice was originally intended for a hotel, is seven stories high, and is divided into eight wards, besides office rooms, nurses quarters, linen room, kitchen, dining hall, and store rooms. It is well ventilated; an average number of seven hundred and fifty cubic feet is allowed to each bed ; and it is provided with a steam engine and elevator, furnished by the Western Sanitary Commission, at an expense of two thousand five hundred dollars.
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