Skip to main content
Digital Archive Toronto Public Library Homepage
Ex-caretaker with Toronto Board of Education, Howard Noble got polio at 14
Ex-caretaker with Toronto Board of Education, Howard Noble got polio at 14

Ex-caretaker with Toronto Board of Education, Howard Noble got polio at 14

Date8/28/1987
Names
(photographer)
Format
Notes
Original Toronto Star caption: Ex-caretaker with Toronto Board of Education, Howard Noble got polio at 14.
Medium
Language
ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0026691F
Survivor of the great polio epidemic of 1937, Earl Eden, above, was 6 when he got the disease (at right in small picture), about the age of grandson he shows quarantine sign to
Survivor of the great polio epidemic of 1937, Earl Eden, above, was 6 when he got the disease (at right in small picture), about the age of grandson he shows quarantine sign to
9/1/1987
More than thousand people of all ages line up for polio vaccine shots outside an emergency immunization clinic set up yesterday in Norwich. Tremendous(...)
More than thousand people of all ages line up for polio vaccine shots outside an emergency immunization clinic set up yesterday in Norwich. Tremendous(...)
8/3/1978
Dorothy Aldridge - DOT as she's known to ham operators - won't slow down - even for polio
Dorothy Aldridge - DOT as she's known to ham operators - won't slow down - even for polio
7/17/1979
The patient who's stayed the longest in Riverdale Hospital is David Anderson, admitted in 1956 with polio and needing an iron lung, which he still sle(...)
The patient who's stayed the longest in Riverdale Hospital is David Anderson, admitted in 1956 with polio and needing an iron lung, which he still sle(...)
5/9/1974
Help for Polio Patients
Help for Polio Patients
10/31/1995
Delphine Schofield, left, was in final year of nursing when she caught polio and was not allowed to return to the profession on recovery
Delphine Schofield, left, was in final year of nursing when she caught polio and was not allowed to return to the profession on recovery
8/29/1987
Daddy . . . and for Toronto, Busiest Spot in Toronto yesterday was the Salk depot in a corridor at city hall. Yesterday at noon 978 persons received a(...)
Daddy . . . and for Toronto, Busiest Spot in Toronto yesterday was the Salk depot in a corridor at city hall. Yesterday at noon 978 persons received a(...)
9/29/1958
New workplace: Mary Mastromatteo and Crawford Noble, employees of Central ARC Industries, stack paper into shrinking tunnels at their new workplace in Scarborough
New workplace: Mary Mastromatteo and Crawford Noble, employees of Central ARC Industries, stack paper into shrinking tunnels at their new workplace in Scarborough
5/21/1987
Ailing couple: Patricia Lelli, 34, gets a hug from husband Kelly McCarthy, 27, yesterday at city hall after she told the health board how they got the AIDS virus
Ailing couple: Patricia Lelli, 34, gets a hug from husband Kelly McCarthy, 27, yesterday at city hall after she told the health board how they got the AIDS virus
12/6/1990
Apparently a normal man in every way when he wed in 1948, John Jiousselot, a Frenchman, now 30 - ex-resistance fighter, ex-marine and skilled carpente(...)
Apparently a normal man in every way when he wed in 1948, John Jiousselot, a Frenchman, now 30 - ex-resistance fighter, ex-marine and skilled carpente(...)
8/31/1957
Life began at 38 for Dolly Jameson (left), an Italian countess who learned after a four-day education course in Women's College Hospital, Toronto, tha(...)
Life began at 38 for Dolly Jameson (left), an Italian countess who learned after a four-day education course in Women's College Hospital, Toronto, tha(...)
8/1/1972
Fight for survival: A tangle of tubes and wires engulfs tiny Bianca Scarpone, keeping the 14-weeks-premature tot alive in a small, transparent incubator at Toronto's Mount Sinai Hospital
Fight for survival: A tangle of tubes and wires engulfs tiny Bianca Scarpone, keeping the 14-weeks-premature tot alive in a small, transparent incubator at Toronto's Mount Sinai Hospital
6/25/1987