Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-07-31

the Week

A large number of minor accidents
were taken care of by DR.. xelchner
andhis assistants at the Emergency
hospital. Persons suffering from pain
full boils and assesses were the most
prominent, more than Is persons being
treated.
Albert R. jacobs, % years, of 212 e.
Pine avenue, employed by Grocer
Middleton at the Crest, was thrown
from a bicyc'e on Wednesday aud
brought to the hospital In an automo-
bile in a semi-conscious condition, but
after a thorough examination the ply
stefan found no broken bones and
Jacobs was sent home.
r. B. Corliss, % years, of PIG e.
Cedar avenue, who is in charge of the
Stone Harbor office on the boardwalk,
is undergoing treatment for a painful
abscess.
Morris Handle, a business man of
429 Kaighns avenue, Camden, who is
stopping at the Jonas hotel on Cedar
avenue, was operated upon on Mon
day for the same cause as Corliss.
William Galley, 20 years old, of 526
Spruce street, Philadelphia, who is
located at the Chelten, went deep-sea
fishing in a bathing suit on Sunday.
He was in terrible pain from sunburn
and the physician says that Galley
told him that in the future he would
wear an overcoat when he goes out
again.
Ruth Pinkerton, 8 years old, of 226
Roberts avenue, was treated Monday
evening for a painful abscess of the
right ear.
John May, 16 years old, of Cape May
Court House, was brought to the hos
pital on Saturday with epilepsy. He
was given treatment and has been
steadily improving.
J. II. Trevor, so years old, of 184 e.
Andrew venue (the Haverford) is
receiving X-ray treatment for cancer
of the face.
Mary Wolf, 33 years old, of Berwin,
Pa, who is located at ALA Boardwalk,
visited the hospital on Saturday for IN
operation for an abscess of the right
ear. Charles Nichol, % years old, of
Anglesea, was treated on Monday and
Gertrude Chaplain, 8 years old, of st.
Louis, who is stopping on Davis ave
nue., visited the hospital IN Tuesday
for the same cause.
John d. Rockefeller, not the origin
al John, but a 20 months old baby,
whose parents are at Lincoln avenue
and the boardwalk, had an infection
of the inside of the mouth that was
attended to Saturday evening.
Morris Leisman, IS years old, of 6OO1
Market street, Philadelphia, an excur-
s~ionist, got a most severe sunburn on
Saturday and visited the hospital for
treatment.
Richard Schrader, 5 years old, of 10
Jedson street, Philadelphia, who is
down with his folks for two weeks,
had a narrow escape from serious in
jury last Saturday. He was sitting in
the sand on the beach when the ham,
mer being used by R. B. Corliss on the
testing machine now in operation on
the boardwalk, slipped from his hands,
the handle striking the lad over the
left eye. Schrader sustained contu-
sions and decorations of the forehead.
A policeman picked the boy up and
carried him to the hospital.
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Canning F. Photo, rs years old, Of
1921 w. Thompson street, Philadel-
phia, who is summering at the Wal
dorf on Baker avenue, had a fish bone
removed from the larynx of the neck
on Thursday.
Laura Starn, % years old, of the Ivy
cottage on Cedar avenue, cut the
thumb of her left hand and was treat
ed Sunday.
Gertrude Anderson, AZ years old,
of So N. Percy street, who is stopping
with friends on Oak avenue, suffered
from ptomaine poisoning on Wednes-
day after eating several ears of corn.
Matte Gantry, 81 years old, of 1851
Fitzwater street, Philadelphia. who is
employed at the st. Charles hotel, is
receiving treatment for eye trouble.
Miss Gantry was transferred to DR..
Kelehner from the Wills eye hospital
in Philadelphia.
w. A. Wanderveer, 26 years old, of
500 Master street, Philadelphia, ran q
splinter in the forefinger of the right
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hand while batting balls on the beach
last Saturday.
The following persons were also
treated for painful boils and assesses:
Benjamin Ehoeman, Z years old, of
2O6 Cedar avenue, abscess of right ear,
on Friday last.