Heart study aided by new Johns Hopkins photography station
The Johns Hopkins hospital opens a heart station using German Edelmann instruments to trace heart currents. Dr. G S Bond oversees installation. A lighted shadow system records heart motion on film for comparison with normal patterns to aid diagnosis. Distance from station is not important.
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Baltimore
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Germany
G. S. Bond
Clarke Hose Co Special Meeting Called
All members of Clarke Hose Co are requested to be present at a special meeting held at South Side hall 10 11th St Priday evening December 20 1910 ED MAC KAY Secy.
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Clarke Hose Co
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Ignorance of Mother Causes Death of Baby
Mrs Mary Nelhado of Jamaica West Indies ignored medical advice and placed her convulsing child Earl Lloyd Nelhado aged year and five months in a hot bath at 73 West 105th Street. The infant collapsed and died. A physician told police the tragedy resulted from the mother’s actions.
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Mary Nelhado
Jamaica
West Indiea
Earl Lloyd Nelhado
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Bath heat linked to infant’s death in hospital report
The inquest found the bath contributed to the death of the baby. Hot water burned the child’s legs and caused a shock to a weakened heart, hastening the fatal outcome.
Beaver Boy Skates Home Drowns After Ice Breaks
Avery Powers a 14 year old from offadieater drowned on the Deliver river at Bridgewater after skating with hundreds. He left the crowd saying he had enough, then slipped through soft ice midstream and disappeared beneath the surface near the shore.
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Forest Park Halts Chicago Streetcars Over Fare Dispute
Forest Park authorities cut intercity service by enforcing a 10 cent fare for city-bound riders after a county traction company takeover and a federal court order separated city lines. Chicago street cars were turned back when attempting to enter Forest Park.
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Ten Thousand Boats In This Lighter Fleet
A New York dispatch describes New York harbor as dependent on a vast lighter fleet of about 10 600 boats used for harbor transport. Twenty five firms own up to 16 million dollars in boats with varied values, and railroads run a large harbor vessel fleet. The piece also notes dinner by wireless from sea roaming restaurants and cites shipping records for 1910 1916 with U S trade figures and canal era traffic projections.
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New York Harbor
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Bureau of Ataestics
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Germany
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La Fave Claims Secret Of Longevity At Cheyenne Palace
Western scientist La Fave draws crowds in Cheyenne at the Palace drug store with a so called remedy said to restore nervous system strength and cure many diseases. He presents his treatment as a reconstructive nerve builder and claims long life can be achieved with his herbs and medicine, selling at the Palace and other druggists.
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Cats Spread Tuberculosis Says Dr Ensor
Cleveland December report lists Dr W L Ensor of Lakewood claiming cats spread tuberculosis. He examined over a hundred cats after killing them for study and found TB germs in all, with at least 20 percent in advanced disease. He warned households face danger from prowling felines.
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Tragic train crash kills farmer’s wife in Lemoyne
In Lemoyne Ohio a fast train struck a buggy, instantly killing the farmer’s wife. John Bartelahein, a wealthy farmer, was thrown from the buggy and carried to Pemberville nine miles away, dazed but alive, clutching broken harness as he emerged from the wreckage.
Ruling Declares No Locate Deadly Weapon In Case
In Greeley Colorado a court ruled that no weapon is deadly in a dispute involving O A Colvin teacher Jesinet Bauer and ranchman Mogtelgate Edwarde. The decision follows testimony about Colvin’s refusal to promise not to punish a child, noted as a factor in the alleged anger.
Parents accuse teacher as belt weapon in schoolhouse clash
The Bauers and the teacher clashed at the schoolhouse, the mother allegedly using a belt as a weapon. They claim self defense after the teacher struck first. A magistrate ruled the belt not deadly and dismissed the case, with the school board supported by Colvin.
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Bauers
Colvin
New York Firemen Require College Degrees for All
Fire Commissioner Waldo announces the city will open a fire college next Monday making college graduates of all firefighters. The institution, first of its kind, will require present members and recruits to attend. Fifteen subjects will be included.
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New York
City Fire College
Waldo
Fire fighting and motor engineering curriculum launched
The program embraces general fire fighting gasoline motor engineering and first aid to the injured. It will be conducted by a Ure pol ice board with Chief Croker as president. The faculty includes the assistant chief and specialists in each line.
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Ure
Croker
New York Raids Target Palmists and Fortune Tellers
Police conducted simultaneous raids in Manhattan and Brooklyn to crack down on palmists mediums phonologists and fortune tellers arresting more than forty people most aged past middle age with many able to post bail using cash and jewelry.
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