Plan Aid for Prince Clark
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PLAN AID FOR PRINCE CLARK
Board of Health Discuss Proposition to Help Leper Boy's Father.
REMAINING SON HAS LEFT CITY
The case of Prince Clark, the negro, who is said to be the father of the leper boy at the county house, was a well-tested and spirited discussion at the meeting of the Board of Health held last night.
It is stated that Dr. Hurff, of the Blackwood Asylum, is present in his opinion that it is not leprosy, but there have been so many rumors going around that it would be unwise to trust entirely upon them to fully determine the diagnosis.
The health officials have granted the father a clean bill of health, and will continue to do so.
— Camden Post-Telegram, December 29, 1908.
PLAN AID FOR PRINCE CLARK
Board of Health Discuss Proposition to Help Leper Boy's Father.
REMAINING SON HAS LEFT CITY
The case of Prince Clark, the negro, who is said to be the father of the leper boy at the county house, was a well-tested and spirited discussion at the meeting of the Board of Health held last night.
It is stated that Dr. Hurff, of the Blackwood Asylum, is present in his opinion that it is not leprosy, but there have been so many rumors going around that it would be unwise to trust entirely upon them to fully determine the diagnosis.
The health officials have granted the father a clean bill of health, and will continue to do so.
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