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6 revisions	Gilb Museum of Arcadia Heritage at Aug 10, 2023 05:49 PM	Compared with
Aug 10, 2023 Gilb Museum of Arcadia Heritage Feb 08, 2022 shashathree Aug 31, 2021 gtrimp Feb 10, 2021 gtrimp Feb 10, 2021 gtrimp Feb 10, 2021 Gilb Museum of Arcadia Heritage	2 system was full of uric acid and her vitality weakened. For several weeks, previous to the birth, we did all possible to eliminate the poison and apparently were quite successful. Her delivery was short and the easiest one she has had. I feel sure, had the baby lived and been able to nurse, she would have improved very fast and be well now. The baby could not nurse for some reason unknown to us. Was so hungry, but could not stand any nourishment and, undoubtedly, starved. There was no apparent reason for this. The little life came and went so quickly. I decided not to push any investigation. In fact, have no cause to believe even the hospital people or the doctor really know. Mrs. Stone is so discouraged. Breaks into tears at the slightest cause. We aim to keep up her spirits and later take her to Mudlavia near Attica, Ind. and possibly eliminate entirely the poison with the mud baths which have much virtue in such cases, I am told. I am in hopes you are well and can find time to write Mrs. Stone a letter to cheer her up. She needs this so much. Mary and the children are well. Best regards to you. Yours, Walter C. Stone	2 system was full of uric acid and her vitality weakened. For several weeks, previous to the birth, we did all possible to eliminate the poison and apparently were quite successful. Her delivery was short and the easiest one she has had. I feel sure, had the baby lived and been able to nurse, she would have improved very fast and be well now. The baby could not nurse for some reason unknown to us. Was so hungry, but could not stand any nourishment and, undoubtedly, starved. There was no apparent reason for this. The little life came and went so quickly. I decided not to push any investigation. In fact, have no cause to believe even the hospital people or the doctor really know. Mrs. Stone is so discouraged. Breaks into tears at the slightest cause. We aim to keep up her spirits and later take her to Mudlavia near Attica, Ind. and possibly eliminate entirely the poison with the mud baths which have much virtue in such cases, I am told. I am in hopes you are well and can find time to write Mrs. Stone a letter to cheer her up. She needs this so much. Mary and the children are well. Best regards to you. Yours, Walter C. Stone

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