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Mulberry Health Center Album -- Visiting Nurse with Mother and Three Children

Mulberry Health Center Album -- Visiting Nurse with Mother and Three Children
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#5104 Photographer Probably From: Mulberry Health Center Album A. Tennyson Beals (See 5107) In "The Eightieth Annual Report of the A.I.C.P.," 1922-1923. Paging of the report starts at page 26; pictures are in preceding unpaged section entitled, "The Work of the A.I.C.P, in Illustration." #5104 used at top of title page of section. Statement below: 5,859 needy families, with 31,248 members, were cared for by the A.I.C.P. last year. A few of the constructive services rendered in their behalf are illustrated on the following pages---examples of how your Association is working to place those under its care in a position to help themselves.
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Mulberry Health Center Album -- Visiting Nurse with Mother and Three Children
Mulberry Health Center Album -- Visiting Nurse with Mother and Three Children
Title
Mulberry Health Center Album -- Visiting Nurse with Mother and Three Children
Date
1923
Item Number
600
Photograph Number
5104
Format
photographs
Corporate Designation
New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor
Borough
Manhattan
Annotation on Front
1923
Annotation on Back
From: Mulberry Health Center Album
Places
New York (N.Y.)
Topics
Women; Social workers; Interiors; House furnishings; Children; Babies
Names
Mulberry Health Center (New York, N.Y.)
Creators
Beals, A. Tennyson
Box and Folder Number
618: 22
CSS Description
#5104 Photographer Probably From: Mulberry Health Center Album A. Tennyson Beals (See 5107) In "The Eightieth Annual Report of the A.I.C.P.," 1922-1923. Paging of the report starts at page 26; pictures are in preceding unpaged section entitled, "The Work of the A.I.C.P, in Illustration." #5104 used at top of title page of section. Statement below: 5,859 needy families, with 31,248 members, were cared for by the A.I.C.P. last year. A few of the constructive services rendered in their behalf are illustrated on the following pages---examples of how your Association is working to place those under its care in a position to help themselves.