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The Turkish bath as a therapy: |
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The
illustration is taken with permission from an A3 size poster which was
available from
The
World of Massage Museum. It is not currently known whether the museum
has survived the death of its founder, Robert Noah Calvert, in April 2006. |
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This page enlarges an image or adds to the information found on the following pages: The first Turkish baths in the USA. Part 1: Brooklyn Heights Early problems and controversies. Part 5: doctors' attitudes Early Turkish baths for animals. Part 1 Introduction Women and the Victorian Turkish bath. Part 7: the bath and women's health
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