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PHILADELPHIA (CBS) As crews prepare to demolish an old Temple University medical school building on North Broad Street, a time capsule found behind the 1930 cornerstone was opened this afternoon. <\/p>\n
Eighty-four years ago, artifacts were placed into a tin box and placed behind the buildings cornerstone. <\/p>\n
Today, after construction workers removed the box, Dr. Larry Kaiser, the dean of the Temple University School of Medicine (center of photo), went through it. <\/p>\n
Among the items rediscovered was a copy of the Philadelphia Record from June 18, 1930. <\/p>\n
So we found the newspaper of the day when the cornerstone was put in, Kaiser tells KYW Newsradio. Several different newspapers, some of which no longer exist. We found a number of medical school periodicals and some photographs: photographs of the building, photographs of the old hospital, photographs of some of the facility. So, its very exciting to see that. <\/p>\n
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