The Healer's Covenant
The clinic smelled of carbolic acid and boiled cabbage, which was Chicago's way of saying something was both desperately ill and desperately poor. Eleanor Hayes stood at the threshold of her doorway on a November morning in 1923 and watched the line of patients snake down the block—twenty-three people, maybe more, wrapped in coats that had been mended so many times the original fabric was gone....
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