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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1914

Page

5

Harvard Professor Heads Rockefeller Institute Animal Pathology

Dr Theo bald Smith of Harvard Medical School will lead the new Department of Animal Pathology at the Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research after its $1,000,000 endowment by John D Rockefeller and a $50,000 pledge by James H Hill for hog cholera study. Four people were nearly killed at Weston Bridge Auburndale when a boy toppled into a passing canoe causing a capsize and two women and a man to fall into the water.

New York Theobald Smith Harvard Medical School Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research John D. Rockefeller James H. Hill

Institute creates new department and retains Dr. Smith

The Institute announced a new department to begin active work within the year. Dr. Smith will maintain Harvard ties as long as needed to finish current work. He is a leading pathologist and bacteriologist, noted for Texas fever studies, tick transmission of disease, and early immunity research. He was born in Albany, graduated from Cornell and Albany Medical College, and served with the Bureau of Animal Industry before joining Harvard Medical School.

Smith Harvard Government Bureau of Animal Industry Albany N. Y Cornell Albany Medical College Bureau of Animal Industry Harvard Medical School Massachusetts State Board of Health

Man Caught Robbing South End Shop in Washington Street

Wilfred C. Girard, 32, was caught by Officer Bernard J. McNally while looting the carriage shop of John W. Noble at 1260 Washington Street South End. He resisted, was booked at Dedham Street station, refused to give an address, and faces arraignment for breaking and entering and larceny with $12 in property found on him.

John W. Noble Washington Street South End Wilfred C. Girard Bernard J. McNally Dedham Street

Savon Cadum Promotes Clear Complexions for Women

A Paris vaudeville actress praises Cadum soap and Cadum pomade for a healthy complexion. The ad notes soap benefits and availability at leading drug and department stores and hints at healing properties.

Mile Arlette Dorgare Vaudeville Theatre Paris Drug and Dept

Boy falls from bridge during tag accident on river

Arthur Higgins of Auburndale climbed the bridge rail to dodge a tag, lost balance and fell toward the water. Joseph Mullina sailing a canoe nearby helped rescue Higgins and two young women, as a crowd watched. Three other river accidents yesterday left five young men rescued by police and bystanders.

Arthur Higgins Auburn Street Auburndale Higgins Joseph Mullina Sycamore Street Waverly Metropolitan Police

Jamaica Plain Man Found Ill In Field

John Ego of Glen Road Jamaica Plain was picked up by police in a field near his home. He was taken to City Hospital suffering from alcoholism and exposure and placed on the dangerous list. Little hope was given for his recovery.

John Ego Glen Road Jamaica Plain

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