File:1916 advert for El Retiro Sanitarium in San Fernando Valley.png
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English: Advertisement from the Los Angeles Times of January 1, 1916, for the El Retiro sanitarium in the San Fernando Valley, in the area that later became Sylmar, Los Angeles. Ad has a drawing showing buildings and orderly rows of trees.
"El Retiro, conducted by the San Fernando Sanitarium Company San Fernando, California."
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(Original text: Original publication: Los Angeles Times, January 1, 1916, part IV, page 127 |
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Los Angeles Times, or an ad agency |
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