Word: pneumonia
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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From the opening of College and the S. A. T. C. in September to the beginning of the Christmas recess there were 227 cases of influenza taken care of at the Still man Infirmary. Forty-six of these were complicated by pneumonia. Five died, making the death rate two and one-half per cent, of all the influenza cases and eleven per cent, of the forty-six which were complicated by pneumonia. This is a much lower death rate than has been reported for influenza and pneumonia occurring during the same period at other institutions. The mortality among the influenza...
...stroked the first boat last spring until he was called away to enter the Fourth Officer's Training Camp, registered yesterday and will be available for the spring eight. Of the three remaining members of last year's first crew, D. L. Withington, Jr., '20, died of pneumonia last fall before leaving for an Officers' Training Camp, F. Parkman '19 is a lieutenant in the United States Marines, and R. H. Bowen '20 is in the Naval Officers' Material School...
...officers of both of these units expect to be gone by tomorrow night. Davis Merwin '21, is the only member of the Marine Unit who has not been discharged. The reason for this is that he has not yet fully recovered from a combined attack of influenza, pleurisy, and pneumonia. He will be discharged shortly, but will not return to College until the fall...
Herbert Fullerton Dickson '22, of New Canaan, Conn, died of pneumonia last Saturday, December 7, at Louisville, Kentucky. He was about to be released from the O. T. C. at Camp Zachary Taylor, when he was suddenly taken ill. Dickson graduated from Milton Academy in 1917, and, after working a year out West, came here last fall and enlisted temporarily in the S. A. T. C. and was soon ordered to Camp Zachary Taylor. He was among the first, if not the first, of the class of 1922 to die in the service of his country...
...claimed from the University. The work of combating the epidemic was in the hands of the medical staff; Dr. H. H. Bailey, medical advisor; Dr. Richards, Infirmary doctor; Dr. Norris,-of Minneapolis; Dr. Cross, and others, and the herioc assistance of many students. The two who finally succumbed to pneumonia as a later development of influenza, were C. F. Mateyka '21, of New York City, on October 6, after seven days in the Infirmary and T. M. Alms '21, of Cleveland, O., after eight days of sickness. They were both enrolled...