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Died. Dorothy Agnes Donnelly, 48, actress, playwright (Blossom Time, The Student Prince and others); in Manhattan, of pneumonia...
...male pulse is not invariably 71.5, but ranges between 66 and 78 per minute. The normal pelvis, head, and any other part or organ, may show as much as 10 to 16% normal variation in size, with a considerable variation in form. The 'normal' course of lobar pneumonia or any other affection is not 'just so,' but will oscillate between such and such limits...
Died. Emily Stevens, 45, famed actress, cousin of Mrs. Fiske; in Manhattan; of pneumonia complicated with an overdose of nerve sedative. Onetime star of The Unchastened Woman, Fata Morgana...
Died. Nathan Barnert, 89, one of the two Jews to whom statues have been erected publicly in the U. S. (TIME, Dec. 26); at Paterson, N. J.; of pneumonia...
Died. Father Jean Gerault de la Corgnals, affectionately known as the "priest of the Bayous," rector of St. Thomas's Catholic Church at Pointe a la Hache, La., possessor of the palm of the French Academy; in New Orleans, of pneumonia. When his parishioners refused to abandon their homes after the dynamiting of the Caernarvon levee to save New Orleans in the Mississippi flood, Father Girault stayed with them; became the only judge, jury, priest and doctor for the flooded parish of Plaquemines...