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Riverdale Pointer

Location

Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1936

Page

6

Old Aggie honored for bravery in East Barrington pestilence

Belated recognition honors a Negro slave known as Old Aggie who bravely cursed the sick during a pre Revolutionary pestilence in East Barrington New Hampshire. She lived to 100 and a monument was erected by the Daughters of the American Revolution.

East Barrington Daughters of the American Revolution

Vacation Aid For Hay Fever Sufferers In Chicago Tour

The Chicago Motorclub touring bureau manager warns hay fever sufferers to consult before travel to avoid pollen trouble. He notes grasses and forage seeds flower and spread pollen across the midwest and cites health information on safe areas. The bureau plans multiple trips to guide travelers.

Chicago Ay Bot Vanderwarf Mr Vanderwail

Riverdale Boy Bestowed Y Camp Honor Crown

Riverdale youths at the Roseland Y M C A camp in the Indiana Dunes closed last Sunday with campfire rites. Chief White Wolf Atte lit a wood pile and led a special dance as WE Scott camp director awarded honors to seven year old Robert Henry and other campers including Steven Van Clay Fred Steinback and Raymond Hillegonds for the period.

Riverdale Indiana Dunes Roseland White Wolf Atte WE Scott Robert Henry Atlantic Street Steven van Clay Princeton Avenue Fred Steinback Vernon Avenue Raymond Hillegonds Eggleston Avenue

Heart position within the chest in historical perspective

The heart lies obliquely with its base toward the right shoulder and apex down toward the left. Although the lower end beats on the left, the heart sits nearly on the midline, a view supported by Ackermann's Fal lacies noting the left ventricle and aorta favor the left yet a vertical line through the sternum would divide most of the heart on the right.

Ackermanns

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