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Artificial Lung Machine
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Artificial lung machine constructed by Wisconsin General Hospital mechanic James S. Hipple. This was the first artificial respirator/oxygen chamber in Madison.
January 22, 1932
McVicar, Angus Boyd, 1903-1964
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WHi 18149
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Kitchen at Cop's Cafe
April 22, 1932
Kitchen at Cop's Cafe, owned by James I. Coppernoll, 11 W. Main Street.
Children Dressed as Pioneers
July 22, 1932
Group portrait of children dressed as pioneers for a Lantern Parade.
Madison Gospel Tabernacle
May 1, 1932
Madison Gospel Tabernacle, 1925 Winnebago Street.
Edgewood Kindergarten Country Store Setup
November 10, 1932
Edgewood kindergarten country store setup. Sign says "Kindergarten Kun(tree) Store" (rebus).
Window Display of Everwear Clothes Washer
March 12, 1932
Window display of Everwear clothes washing machine at 116 E. Main Street.
