Andover Advertiser – June 17, 1854 – Vol. 2 – No. 18 – Page 2
Another fatal case of cholera at Woburn. Dr. Augustus Plympton died in Woburn on Monday evening, after an illness of eighteen hours of a disease which he himself pronounced Asiatic cholera, and in which opinion Drs. Bigelow of Boston and Plympton of Cambridge, who were called in consultation, coincided. This is the second fatal case which has occurred in Woburn within a month.
Another fatal case of cholera at Woburn. Dr. Augustus Plympton died in Woburn on Monday evening, after an illness of eighteen hours of a disease which he himself pronounced Asiatic cholera, and in which opinion Drs. Bigelow of Boston and Plympton of Cambridge, who were called in consultation, coincided. This is the second fatal case which has occurred in Woburn within a month.
Andover Advertiser – June 17, 1854 – Vol. 2 – No. 18 – Page 2
Another fatal case of cholera at Woburn. Dr. Augustus Plympton died in Woburn on Monday evening, after an illness of eighteen hours of a disease which he himself pronounced Asiatic cholera, and in which opinion Drs. Bigelow of Boston and Plympton of Cambridge, who were called in consultation, coincided. This is the second fatal case which has occurred in Woburn within a month.
Another fatal case of cholera at Woburn. Dr. Augustus Plympton died in Woburn on Monday evening, after an illness of eighteen hours of a disease which he himself pronounced Asiatic cholera, and in which opinion Drs. Bigelow of Boston and Plympton of Cambridge, who were called in consultation, coincided. This is the second fatal case which has occurred in Woburn within a month.
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