Founded as the Jewish Hospital for the Aged, Infirmed and Destitute in August, 1864, this hospital was an important institution in the history of the Jews in Philadelphia, providing care for " the suffering poor of all religions ".
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The point is that this was a day when the Cowboys were bitten by the flu bug as well as a heavy dose of the Oilers, and that combination was one that turned Texas Stadium into a sick ward for infirmed defending champions.
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The "'Stephen Smith Home for the Aged "', at 44th Street, a nursing home built by Quakers in 1871 to provide care for infirmed African Americans ( including Civil War veterans ), was demolished in 2009.
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Wave after the wave of people the normal, the infirmed and the sick from distant towns of Catanduanes and the mainland came bringing with them the nipa shingles rattan, money, rice, oil and animals like pigs, carabaos and many more.
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A nation that refused to support its non-contributing citizens ( the lazy, the mentally-challanged, the perminately infirmed, etc ), would clearly be more efficent in its use of resorces, and should therefore have a huge advantage over other nations.
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The appointment was renewed on 16 July 1349, but Stephen Devereux must have become ill or infirmed shortly after as another was appointed in his place on 26 September 1349 . When he died in 1350, he had laid the groundwork for the advancement of his descendents.
