DEATH OF MRS. J. G. MEYER
Widow of Man Who Starved Himself to
Death--Measles Followed Parturition.
Mrs. Meyer, widow of J. G. Meyer, the eccentric farmer who starved himself to death recently at his home northeast of town, died at 3 o'clock this morning at her home. A week ago a son was born to her, and she took the measles which caused her death. The child is doing well.
Mrs. Meyer was a young woman, in her twenties, and was robust and strong. Her death was so sudden and unexpected that it came as a shock to the neighborhood.
(from an unidentified newspaper March 19, 1904)
Widow of Man Who Starved Himself to
Death--Measles Followed Parturition.
Mrs. Meyer, widow of J. G. Meyer, the eccentric farmer who starved himself to death recently at his home northeast of town, died at 3 o'clock this morning at her home. A week ago a son was born to her, and she took the measles which caused her death. The child is doing well.
Mrs. Meyer was a young woman, in her twenties, and was robust and strong. Her death was so sudden and unexpected that it came as a shock to the neighborhood.
(from an unidentified newspaper March 19, 1904)
DEATH OF MRS. J. G. MEYER
Widow of Man Who Starved Himself to
Death--Measles Followed Parturition.
Mrs. Meyer, widow of J. G. Meyer, the eccentric farmer who starved himself to death recently at his home northeast of town, died at 3 o'clock this morning at her home. A week ago a son was born to her, and she took the measles which caused her death. The child is doing well.
Mrs. Meyer was a young woman, in her twenties, and was robust and strong. Her death was so sudden and unexpected that it came as a shock to the neighborhood.
(from an unidentified newspaper March 19, 1904)
Widow of Man Who Starved Himself to
Death--Measles Followed Parturition.
Mrs. Meyer, widow of J. G. Meyer, the eccentric farmer who starved himself to death recently at his home northeast of town, died at 3 o'clock this morning at her home. A week ago a son was born to her, and she took the measles which caused her death. The child is doing well.
Mrs. Meyer was a young woman, in her twenties, and was robust and strong. Her death was so sudden and unexpected that it came as a shock to the neighborhood.
(from an unidentified newspaper March 19, 1904)
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