Cases Treated at Cooper Hospital
Camden Post-Telegram, April 1, 1913

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CASES TREATED AT COOPER HOSPITAL
"Joe" Stein, aged 9 years, of 724 Central avenue, went out to play with his boy friends yesterday afternoon and at one exuberant moment there was an impromptu wrestling match. "Joe" was thrown and a companion stepped on his left arm. It pained him so much that he was taken to the Cooper Hospital. There the bone was found to be broken.
Other cases treated at the hospital follow:
Thomas Berry, aged 23 years, of 227 Washington street, contusion of left little finger nail.
Frank Jones, aged 21 years, of 924 Mechanic street, laceration of scalp.
Harry Ryan, aged 26 years, of 317 North Fifth street, laceration of left side of nose.
Samuel Chester, aged 29 years, of 1154 Lawrence street, laceration of ring and little fingers of right hand.
John Donaghue, aged 13 years, of 1810 North 27th street, lacerations of index and middle fingers of left hand.
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