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American money is sought for a "French Saranac" to be built near Chamonix (altitude 4,000 feet), to have at first 90 beds, to memorialize Edward Trudeau, founder of the tuberculosis colony at Saranac...
Died. William Jaeger Poyer, four months, grandnephew of Thomas A. Edison; at Saranac Lake, N. Y., from a weak heart...
Died. John B. ("Dots") Miller, 37, until recently manager of the San Francisco Club of the Pacific Coast Baseball League, at Saranac Lake, N. Y., of tuberculosis. He played second base for the Pittsburgh Pirates (National League) in 1909, when they won the pennant and defeated the Detroit Tigers in the World's Series. He contracted tuberculosis after being gassed...
...guests of the Rockefeller Foundation, these physicians will visit Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore, Washington, Cleveland, Boston, New Haven, Montreal, Toronto, Albany, Saranac Lake, Chicago, Rochester (Minn.), St. Louis, and other medical centers, according to their special interests...
...have won their letters are as follows: George Nathaniel Carpenter '21 of Castine, Me.; William Leverett Cummings '21 of Brookline; Paul Kingsbury Fisher '20 of Saranac Lake, N. Y.; Marston Heard '20 of Manchester, N. H.; Ralph Ernest Henderson '21 of Newton Centre; Vernon Brown Kellett Occ. of Hopedale; Valentine Everit Macy, Jr., '20, of Scarborough-on-Hudson, N. Y.; Charles Edward Masters '21 of Newton Centre; John Manning Phillips '22 of Andover; Charles Putnam Smith '21 of Arlington; Albert William Schmid '21 of New York, N. Y.; Gardner Tilton '20 of Lexington, Slater Washburn '20 of Worcester, and Ford...