This is Miss Ida Jane Anderson, she was the first registered Nurse in New York State from the Roches...

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August 13, 2012· 1 min read

HISTORY: This is Miss Ida Jane Anderson, she was the first registered Nurse in New York State from the Rochester Homeopathic Hospital School of Nursing class of 1902. I Love Homeopathy, Iman :)

HISTORY: This is Miss Ida Jane Anderson, she was the first registered Nurse in New York State from the Rochester Homeopathic Hospital School of Nursing class of 1902.

		I Love Homeopathy,
	Iman :)

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