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GRAPHIC NOTES AND COMMENT ON THE VARIED NEWS OF THE DAY AS RECORDED BY THE CAMB
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, PASSAGE OF THE LOAN BILLS. WILL CHANGE THIS CONDIXION
This1 is a. scene inside the Philadelphia General Hospital (Blockley), where lock of
accommodations forces patients to lie in corridors. The general improvement loan
aims to euro this state oSj affairs.
GIRLS OF HAWTHORNE snnnriT. TTOTn ,A' ritattp.qpwapp'AW puvbt."
The dramatist's tercentenary and the advent of May have set pupils of the city's schools a-dancing and celebrating everywhere. This was a scene yesterday -
at the institution at 12th and Fitzwater streets. ' '
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