Tiny Adolf

By Norm Roulet, 29 December, 2024

Why Tiny Nazis Adolf and Otto was discovered to have lead poisoning at his one-year check-up. The source was found to be an old painted cupboard with shelves that held some of Otto’s toys.

York Dispatch photographer's favorites from 2024

Jamie Noerpel and Otto, her nearly 14-month-old son, harvest asparagus from the garden at their home in Newberry Township, Wednesday, May 1, 2024. Otto was discovered to have lead poisoning at his one-year check-up. The source was found to be an old painted cupboard with shelves that held some of Otto’s toys. (Dawn J. Sagert/The York Dispatch)

Why Tiny Nazis Adolf and Otto was discovered to have lead poisoning at his one-year check-up. The source was found to be an old painted cupboard with shelves that held some of Otto’s toys.

Tags

Best Of Roulet's Law Why Dickensian Tiny Adolf Twist 9. Toxic Toys given to children dangers of lead had been known since Roman times, but blithely ignored by the Victorian (through age 12) 1889 Hitlers.

Tags