Blood Transfusion From Father Cures Dying Newborn
In Mount Sinai Hospital New York doctors report the first recorded case of a baby survive after a direct arterial to venous blood transfusion from father. A 15 day old infant with severe hemorrhages received about one quart of blood from Nathan Goldberg over 30 minutes via femoral vessels. Hemorrhages ceased by day two and the infant regained a rosy hue with near normal hemoglobin, indicating a favorable outcome. The operation was performed amid careful monitoring as the infant’s condition deteriorated. The father recovered and the child’s prognosis remained hopeful.
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Baseball Overpowers Lacrosse Across Canadian Communities
A Canadian sports survey shows baseball thriving nationwide, surpassing lacrosse in popularity and spreading from city to rural towns. Amateur leagues multiply as professional play approaches viability, with baseball becoming the dominant summer pastime and reshaping regional sports culture across Ontario and beyond.
Fashionable fabrics from Stein-Bloch gathered worldwide
Stein-Bloch offers a range of styles and fabrics sourced from fashion centers around the globe. The label emphasizes quality and modern tailoring to suit discerning dressers seeking refined garments.
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Warner to coach Sherman Institute eleven in Riverside Cal
William J. Warner of Cornell will coach the Sherman Indian Institute football team at Riverside California this season following his brother Glenn Warner. He previously led the Sherman Redskins in 1904 to a winning record, ending a slump since then. The appointment quells eastward rumors about football’s fate in the far west as smaller colleges continue the game despite California and Stanford dropping intercollegiate play. Washington apartment houses host a cosmopolitan mix with senators ambassadors and diplomats from many states and nations dwelling in proximity during congressional sessions.
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Proposed Canadian Canal to rival Erie route
Canada's minister of canals urged parliament to build a 25 foot deep waterway linking Lakes Erie and Ontario. Estimated cost ranges from 25 to 30 million dollars, sufficient for the largest lake craft. The government is expected to undertake the project within a few years.
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