New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 31, 1929, Page 10

TNt s . i i - H hythe trongest "oy inthe \orld 00 eakto ive Science Explains How Tiny, White Corpuscles Conguered the Youthful | e Samson Who Lifted / 3,800-Pound Automobiles With One iy W,M/mmm Pemmmmrnsmbe i A N Prirs i R L i iy Z ey T IO R I A Y B I A A L 0 st e T Remarkable Chest Expansion, Which Developed From 38 to 4315 Inches in Less Than Four ears. e Ty — I, o : . 4 of furniture upon his back ! ‘ j : Then came the night of Sty : Harry's first public appear- s § - ? ance at Webster Hall, New Yok, Steonghany Rhe S8 ; | | i as a strong an marvel. It s Harry emed tha nauon t y ) epresented in the vente No S ’ Germ g tative could be art Died 5 ; St from a Seratch i e 4 2 ne would change his name he mig Received Vi1 P 5 match his strength with t il Perf ing One of i contestants Thi @ chance R OEMInR NGO T ¥ prove his prowess i His Stunts. P 3 e : 1 boy appearcd de s " to His prowe f tunts wa: -.\ man. Reporters photographe B A ORI P s G s s oy L /M/A’W;ZZM% 7y Ty o re spike through a thick 4 ;i or Cotorless Corpuscle, knocked at the door of the u!nlx R:;'rm; he forced the spike t00 44 Seen Under a Microscope, Following 1 i3 »‘}l:-g skin wound on his leg. lis Successive Change of Outline Within e of their Minntes, When Kept Moist and posed for on of These i IR lank 1d. Over. Te e : h he Sarm. An Over-Prod with these Minuie Organisms Caused Harry L Untimely Death But all this time natuy R plan R O I his powe; pened to Ha ly t it sease from wh But he was fired by a new am 100 weak tc : he m life Luft suffered was so insidious that it pition after he had gone to the within a @ tected until ) before thoatre to see the mighty Breit- When the d U bart lie on a bed of 500 iron spikes pronounced r cal e permit a circus horse to prance died a vi t v a strange picture crowds ross his body Breitbart also to his tarian diet. 2 o his | hrill ) marvelous demonstration e il e e 1 by a boy doomed to d as though they were ropes. These J ' his carcer ang other demonstrations of almaost RN T Z | | ; Z I A3 R T v 4 I R AR O 0 his general e warded off > time. Acute s fatally in the aver nonths the disease | ac i a Pictare of 1 Py e Sigmund bart. who als I i of the pecularities of o a strong ma sccpmpi et et Luft’s First Appearance | in and Delicate He Appeared. existed in the syperhuman strength stirred Harry VO o whic here are tw 3 died young. . g ! which there are two Soon after the boy visited Breit- . ! e But “science®has ; : i Aropds bart, who encouraged him, re oy ; HELD e ; were a Samson to € tir ¢ R 1 e 2. N a will power this thought A Reproduction of and he did & nal Stror For This Event He Assumed the Nam From the afterncon that Harry L 3 0azph Hermar tex His P aph. to exercise and health. He read t tarian diet was beneficial and he decided that he. too. would nation The d ing t such accomplish 84 1B S f strength 01 Suggest i . Dammy decided that he, toa, could the Poster Anmouncing Harry talked to his idol he dedicated hims in His Fiest Sirength Stunt. usly confi b method s, The prelude came o Three days later the physical culture body building In amazingly months before his d h.experts who had marvkled at the lad’s short time the Brook gan to . i . His heavy dark bair fell out, ph ¢ and prowess read that he had cite attention. Men . leaving him practically bald Only a few bent nails and siums to wateh hin : J Unlike Samson, however, t d pieces of iron remained as culture expert i lost locks had no di ey saw his chest Ty 2 S ! effect up nehes, then 42 asting f e cor eled on i ohies of Harry Luft's achievement. Medical experts say that acute leu- kKemia more often attacks children than adults, and is found more zen- rally among boys than girls. They 3 n that diet is, apparently, in no vay responsible for the rapid decrease ved corpuscles. It is believed that uture research may prove that leu- kemia is a germ disease, which bears ut the supposition of Johns Hopkins Hospital invest rs t it may in some instance e contagious When Harry Luft's frantic parents A o 3 were pleading with physicians to try 2 | to save their boy’s life they were told fusions would be of d that even radium treat- less retimes ap. tter has a liative onic leukemia, but little that strong boy's life, sci- proce 4 he was not Dineal i bl i o 5 One da out two weeks was able to lift ono side of a 3. : . © before he was stricken, Harry ) pound automohile with s ok \ S alled his 7-year-old brot 1315 ne-half < thar t It iddle : Solly, whom he was al form holding - ok at my They were dotted with small lue spots *hys N o Iy Magnified Hunan Red Corpus. blue spo Physicians now . A—Seen From the S say these were purpuric spots P Tl A . or hemorr s of the doxical fade 7 /o G .. % 2% Seen in Connt Reveals Approximatc d 6.000 White Corpuscles one of of i brother aske e “‘Harry, what's the mat so whit alior is cited as another anviously, ! e that blood no avail ment wo s, ", e ; e sulted a doctor was anaemic and prescribed liver for But Harry failed to improve, Tuesday of the following week the little flat became the scene of onfusion and distress. The strong oy had a hemorrhage and was imme- liately removed to a hospital, where hysicians declared that he would \ever again regain t lorious strength that has been his pride. v at present that he d by an army of minate colorless corpuscles which serve a good pur when they are present in the blood in normal quanti. and under normal umstances, ly, however. science will un. doubtedly solve the additional riddle { what causes the condition and of the condition's cause and cure, o '1 "My L »