Discharged as cured by Albert Levering (1909)

Satirical 1909 poster of a bandaged man on crutches leaving a Congressional Clinic, watched by a matron and politicians with

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A satirical print titled Discharged as cured by Albert Levering, dated 1909, shows a bandaged, bent-over figure in a bowler hat leaning on crutches as he leaves the United States Congressional Clinic. The bandages are labeled with items such as free rope ends, free oil and free hides, and a stout matron in a striped uniform stands in the doorway while cartoon politicians with scissors look out from the window.

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