Camden Daily Courier, June 11, 1912View transcription
It was sort of a children's day at the local hospitals yesterday. Four tiny victims of different kinds of accidents were rushed to the humane institutions to have injuries treated by learned hands.
At the Homoeopathic Hospital three youngsters, victims of accidents, were treated. William Goll, 9 years old, of 1696 Carman Street, is said to have been stealing a ride on the rear of a big motor truck when he jumped off at Seventeenth and Federal streets directly in the path of a speeding motorcycle. The child fell heavily on the flag paved street, striking his head at the base of the brain. A deep gash was rent in his scalp and he was hurried to the hospital in the First District auto for treatment.
Camden Daily Courier, June 11, 1912View transcription
FOUR YOUNGSTERS ARE VICTIMS OF INJURIES
THREE OF LOT ARE SENT TO HOMOEOPATHIC, WHILE 4TH GOES TO THE COOPER.
It was sort of a children's day at the local hospitals yesterday. Four tiny victims of different kinds of accidents were rushed to the humane institutions to have injuries treated by learned hands.
At the Homoeopathic Hospital three youngsters, victims of accidents, were treated. William Goll, 9 years old, of 1696 Carman street, is said to have been stealing a ride on the rear of a big motor truck when he jumped off at Seventeenth and Federal streets directly in the path of a speeding motorcycle. The child fell heavily on the flag paved street, striking his head at the base of the brain. A deep gash was rent in his scalp and he was hurried to the hospital in the First District auto for treatment.
Falling out of a go-cart twelve months old Dorothy Sheeley, of 421 Berkley street, fell to the sidewalk, and her right leg became bent under her. The child was taken to the Homoeopathic Hospital, where the physicians found she was suffering from a bad sprain.
Three year old Arminto Degrello, of 124 Clay street, fell out of a chair and her little teeth sank into her tongue, inflicting deep cuts. She, too, was taken to the Homoeopathic Hospital.
While toddling across the street near his home yesterday afternoon, Charles Travene, two years old, of 258 Spruce street, was run down by a wagon. His little face was contused considerably and the First District auto was summoned to take him to the Cooper Hospital to have his injuries dressed.
— Camden Daily Courier, June 11, 1912.
FOUR YOUNGSTERS ARE VICTIMS OF INJURIES
THREE OF LOT ARE SENT TO HOMOEOPATHIC, WHILE 4TH GOES TO THE COOPER.
It was sort of a children's day at the local hospitals yesterday. Four tiny victims of different kinds of accidents were rushed to the humane institutions to have injuries treated by learned hands.
At the Homoeopathic Hospital three youngsters, victims of accidents, were treated. William Goll, 9 years old, of 1696 Carman street, is said to have been stealing a ride on the rear of a big motor truck when he jumped off at Seventeenth and Federal streets directly in the path of a speeding motorcycle. The child fell heavily on the flag paved street, striking his head at the base of the brain. A deep gash was rent in his scalp and he was hurried to the hospital in the First District auto for treatment.
Falling out of a go-cart twelve months old Dorothy Sheeley, of 421 Berkley street, fell to the sidewalk, and her right leg became bent under her. The child was taken to the Homoeopathic Hospital, where the physicians found she was suffering from a bad sprain.
Three year old Arminto Degrello, of 124 Clay street, fell out of a chair and her little teeth sank into her tongue, inflicting deep cuts. She, too, was taken to the Homoeopathic Hospital.
While toddling across the street near his home yesterday afternoon, Charles Travene, two years old, of 258 Spruce street, was run down by a wagon. His little face was contused considerably and the First District auto was summoned to take him to the Cooper Hospital to have his injuries dressed.
