They Still Honor Our Woman Country Doctor: Dr Klehm Never Said 'Can't' to Her Patients, The News
Newspaper article from The News, written by Carol Strand about the life of Dr. A. Louise Klehm in response to the American Legion honoring her. Dr. Klehm served as a nurse during the Spanish-American War at Fort Sheridan and in Florida. She attended the University of Illinois, Chicago Medical School and interned in the slums on west side of Chicago, delivering babies and performing other duties. After World War I, she studied under a famous plas.; Learn about Dr. A. Louise Klehm's extraordinary life in Skokie Public Library's online exhibit
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- 1955-02-03
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