File:Sanstol 1905 Doc.JPG - Revision history

Ric: Thank you to my fellow Editors for helping me improve Grandpa Pete's pages here, the weekend of his 110th Birthday!

2015-03-30T01:09:48Z

Thank you to my fellow Editors for helping me improve Grandpa Pete's pages here, the weekend of his 110th Birthday!

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:09, 30 March 2015
Line 1:		Line 1:
	[[File:SanstolPete.Toddler.jpg\|right\|150px\|thumb\|Pete Sanstol as a toddler]]		[[File:SanstolPete.Toddler.jpg\|right\|150px\|thumb\|Pete Sanstol as a toddler]]
	This 1908 document has historical significance, from ~~a medical point~~ of view. It is documents ~~an ordinary~~ vaccination against pox that Sanstol received when he was ~~about~~ three-years-old. ~~The method is described: Injection~~ of ~~harmless~~ "cow-pox," a method used in Norway since 1800. After a few days Sanstol was back at the doctor's ~~and the~~ pox had grown, ~~showing~~ that he was not a carrier of the more dangerous pox~~, and that his immunity system had strengthened. This method actually eliminated the disease in Norway before 1900~~.		This 1908 Norwegian document has historical significance, from many points of view.

			It documents a vaccination against pox that Norwegian [[Pete Sanstol]], future World Boxing Champion, received when he was three-years-old. It was an injection of "cow-pox," a method used in Norway since 1800 that pretty much eliminated the disease there by 1900. After a few days Sanstol was back at the doctor's. The pox had grown: suggesting that his immunity system had strengthened, and that he was not a carrier of the more dangerous pox.

	The typeface used in the document is of Germanic origin and called ''Fraktur''. This font would remain in use until 1920 and is difficult to read today. It was considered a great step toward Norwegian democracy when this "occult alphabet" disappeared and all Norwegian writing became readable to everyone.		The typeface used in the document is of Germanic origin and called ''Fraktur''. This font would remain in use until 1920 and is difficult to read today. It was considered a great step toward Norwegian democracy when this "occult alphabet" disappeared and all Norwegian writing became readable to everyone.

	[[Category:Pete Sanstol Gallery]]		[[Category:Pete Sanstol Gallery]]

Wouter at 13:13, 29 March 2015

2015-03-29T13:13:40Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 13:13, 29 March 2015
Line 2:		Line 2:
	This 1908 document has historical significance, from a medical point of view. It is documents an ordinary vaccination against pox that Sanstol received when he was about three-years-old. The method is described: Injection of harmless "cow-pox," a method used in Norway since 1800. After a few days Sanstol was back at the doctor's and the pox had grown, showing that he was not a carrier of the more dangerous pox, and that his immunity system had strengthened. This method actually eliminated the disease in Norway before 1900.		This 1908 document has historical significance, from a medical point of view. It is documents an ordinary vaccination against pox that Sanstol received when he was about three-years-old. The method is described: Injection of harmless "cow-pox," a method used in Norway since 1800. After a few days Sanstol was back at the doctor's and the pox had grown, showing that he was not a carrier of the more dangerous pox, and that his immunity system had strengthened. This method actually eliminated the disease in Norway before 1900.

	The ~~letters~~ used in the document is ~~an old German alphabet~~ in use until 1920~~, which~~ is difficult to read today. It was considered a great step toward Norwegian democracy when this "occult alphabet" disappeared and all Norwegian writing became readable to everyone.		The typeface used in the document is of Germanic origin and called ''Fraktur''. This font would remain in use until 1920 and is difficult to read today. It was considered a great step toward Norwegian democracy when this "occult alphabet" disappeared and all Norwegian writing became readable to everyone.

	[[Category:Pete Sanstol Gallery]]		[[Category:Pete Sanstol Gallery]]

Ric at 23:20, 28 March 2015

2015-03-28T23:20:21Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:20, 28 March 2015
Line 1:		Line 1:
	~~1908 Norwegian document concerning~~ [[Pete Sanstol]].		[[File:SanstolPete.Toddler.jpg\|right\|150px\|thumb\|Pete Sanstol as a toddler]]
			This 1908 document has historical significance, from a medical point of view. It is documents an ordinary vaccination against pox that Sanstol received when he was about three-years-old. The method is described: Injection of harmless "cow-pox," a method used in Norway since 1800. After a few days Sanstol was back at the doctor's and the pox had grown, showing that he was not a carrier of the more dangerous pox, and that his immunity system had strengthened. This method actually eliminated the disease in Norway before 1900.
	This document has historical significance, from a medical point of view. It is documents an ordinary vaccination against pox that Sanstol received when he was about three-years-old. The method is described: Injection of harmless "cow-pox," a method used in Norway since 1800. After a few days Sanstol was back at the doctor's and the pox had grown, showing that he was not a carrier of the more dangerous pox, and ~~the~~ his immunity system had strengthened. This method actually eliminated the disease in Norway before 1900.

	The letters used in the document is an old German alphabet in use until 1920, which is difficult to read today. It was considered a great step toward Norwegian democracy when this "occult alphabet" disappeared and all Norwegian writing became readable to everyone.		The letters used in the document is an old German alphabet in use until 1920, which is difficult to read today. It was considered a great step toward Norwegian democracy when this "occult alphabet" disappeared and all Norwegian writing became readable to everyone.

	[[Category:Pete Sanstol Gallery]]		[[Category:Pete Sanstol Gallery]]

Ric: expanded, per information provided by Tron Jensen

2015-03-28T23:12:25Z

expanded, per information provided by Tron Jensen

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:12, 28 March 2015
Line 1:		Line 1:
	1908 Norwegian document concerning [[Pete Sanstol]]		1908 Norwegian document concerning [[Pete Sanstol]].

			This document has historical significance, from a medical point of view. It is documents an ordinary vaccination against pox that Sanstol received when he was about three-years-old. The method is described: Injection of harmless "cow-pox," a method used in Norway since 1800. After a few days Sanstol was back at the doctor's and the pox had grown, showing that he was not a carrier of the more dangerous pox, and the his immunity system had strengthened. This method actually eliminated the disease in Norway before 1900.

			The letters used in the document is an old German alphabet in use until 1920, which is difficult to read today. It was considered a great step toward Norwegian democracy when this "occult alphabet" disappeared and all Norwegian writing became readable to everyone.

	[[Category:Pete Sanstol Gallery]]		[[Category:Pete Sanstol Gallery]]

Ric at 01:02, 26 March 2015

2015-03-26T01:02:29Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:02, 26 March 2015
Line 1:		Line 1:
	~~1905~~ Norwegian document concerning [[Pete Sanstol]]		1908 Norwegian document concerning [[Pete Sanstol]]
	[[Category:Pete Sanstol Gallery]]		[[Category:Pete Sanstol Gallery]]

Ric: 1905 Norwegian document concerning Pete Sanstol Category:Pete Sanstol Gallery

2015-03-26T01:01:52Z

1905 Norwegian document concerning Pete Sanstol Category:Pete Sanstol Gallery

New page

1905 Norwegian document concerning [[Pete Sanstol]]
[[Category:Pete Sanstol Gallery]]