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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2114, 24 June 1907, Page 1

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‘A WALKING DEATH.” HEALTHY GIRL SPREADS ; TYPHOID QEIIMB. Leaving in many homes a trap of fatalities that likened her progress to the baneful movements of the mysterious stranger in Pqe’s of the Red Death,” Mary Ilverson, a human culture tube, in whom constantly are developed - millions of germs of typhoid fever —although she herself is seemingly’ immune—lias fallen into the hands of the health authorities (say’s a New York telegram of March tilth). She is now under, Observation in the Williard Parker Hospital, ~ The case is without parallel in medical records. Typhoid germs, it seems, thriye in Maty, and Mary is growing rosier and healthier every day. She would never have known that she had an aptitude for bringing out the bacilli had she not been captured by Dr. George A-, Soper, sanitary inspector. She insists that there is no reason why she should be imprisoned. Her protests have become so strenuous that Dr. Darlington and other executive officials of the Health.-Board are-worrying about her. They are. in .doubt as to whether they have the legal right to detain her. She is dangerous to the community, they say, but is perfectly healthy, by herself...

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