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In 1923, the Goldmark Report found that nurse training schools bore no resemblance to educational institutions and it was recommended that this change. Yet Bell has hardly forsaken tradition, recording warhorse concertos by Goldmark, Sibelius, Beethoven and Mendelssohn for Sony. Adornment itself was troubling and problematic to the pioneering generation, as it continued to be for later generations of consumer activists, such as the National Consumers' League members who, in the words of Josephine Goldmark, demonstrated "a considerable sense of virtue" when they endured the discomfort of "the voluminous nightgowns, chemises, and other underwear of the period made of heavy, often coarse, white cotton" that bore League's "white label" of approval. |
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