Items 1-8, Newspaper, Item 016-005: fingerprints and footprints; "Foot Prints and Finger Prints to Identify City Foundlings"; The author interviews Officer Harrington on the cases of orphaned children in New York. Also, comments on Capt. Faurot's insistence on all babies getting "Bertillon", which means women and children just get printed, not the system of full body measurements intended for adult males.; Forrester, Izola; The World Magazine, p. 17; 1 page; DF 651, 1915/12/05

Items 1-8, Newspaper, Item 016-005: fingerprints and footprints; "Foot Prints and Finger Prints to Identify City Foundlings"; The author interviews Officer Harrington on the cases of orphaned children in New York. Also, comments on Capt. Faurot's insistence on all babies getting "Bertillon", which means women and children just get printed, not the system of full body measurements intended for adult males.; Forrester, Izola; The World Magazine, p. 17; 1 page; DF 651, 1915/12/05, Box: 16, Folder: 1. International Association for Identification Records, A&M 3518. West Virginia and Regional History Center. https://archives.lib.wvu.edu/repositories/2/archival_objects/43915 Accessed December 04, 2024.