ID# 227:
Student's eugenic case study (about sense of humor)
Date:
1920
Pages: (1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10|11|12|13)
Source:
American Philosophical Society, ERO, MSC77,SerVI,Box4: Disbrow, Thelma

227. [illegible] -4- Sep 10 1920 Propositus father [obscured] born 1873 Lockport, N.Y. Business man. Studied pharmacy at Buffalo University. Owned drug store in Erie and later in Attica. Was not interested along these lines so turned the drug stores over to other men to direct while he went into telephone company. First wife died 1903. Remarried 1908. He is Presbyterian. Good sense of humor, good parent - careful of his children - & a good companion. Has been troubled with rheumatism in the arms which is chronic especially in winter. He has high blood pressure. Father's sibs [obscured] born 1870 Lockport N.Y. High school education. Interested in electricity. Did electrical work - later became traveling agent for corporation. Good sense of humor. No rheumatism. His son [obscured] is a radio operator very interested in electricity. [obscured] (age unknown) school teacher, married business man - fairly good
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