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Partial Transcript: Ms. Castle, tell me your whole name.
Segment Synopsis: Castle talks about family doctors in the country when her family lived on the farm. She talks about her brother having diphtheria and being quarantined. She talks about her father having stomach ulcers from drinking.
Keywords: Cancer; Cleaning; Diphtheria; Doctors; Drinking; Health; Hospitals; Quarantine; Shots; Sickness; Tuberculosis; Ulcers; Women
Subjects: Medical care--Appalachian Region; Medicine, Rural; Physicians--Kentucky
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Partial Transcript: They would be a way, they would doctor for cold and t--TB, they called it then, you know, it's cancer of the lung, now, what they called it, I guess.
Segment Synopsis: Castle describes the different kinds of herbal medicine that her grandmother used. She talks about her brother and how he got addicted to drugs, but was able to get clean.
Keywords: Brothers; Dope; Drugs; Herbs; Midwives; Sickness; Sisters; TB; Tuberculosis; Typhoid fever
Subjects: Drug abuse; Drug addiction; Medical care--Appalachian Region; Medicine, Rural; Traditional medicine
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Partial Transcript: Um, when--so do you think that, uh, when the coal camps came and were established here in the mountains, more people could go to doctors than before?
Segment Synopsis: Castle talks about why people moved to coal camps and describes what her family's home was like before her father got sick. She talks about people who wouldn't keep their houses as nice as they could.
Keywords: Coal camps; Doctors; Farms; Fireplaces; Houses; Moving; Poverty; Sewing; Working
Subjects: Appalachians (People)--Kentucky--Social conditions; Coal mines and mining--Appalachian Region; Country life; Mining camps
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Partial Transcript: Where would you think there's more work, uh, on a farm or in the coal camps?
Segment Synopsis: Castle talks about the work that her family did on the farm. She talks about the differences between living on a farm and in a coal camp.
Keywords: Canning; Cellars; Clothes; Cooking; Crinolines; Farms; Food; Hunting; Tobacco; Working
Subjects: Agriculture--Appalachian Region; Appalachians (People)--Kentucky--Social conditions; Traditional farming--Kentucky
