On Saturday, August 16, 1884, Mae was running through the
dining room and hit her forehead on a stand holding an earthenware tepot, The severe blow caused the bottom of the pot to fall out, and Mae was covered with scalding water. The attending physician reported, however, that despite the severe scalding, the cause of Mae's death was a
brain concussion
dining room and hit her forehead on a stand holding an earthenware tepot, The severe blow caused the bottom of the pot to fall out, and Mae was covered with scalding water. The attending physician reported, however, that despite the severe scalding, the cause of Mae's death was a
brain concussion
On Saturday, August 16, 1884, Mae was running through the
dining room and hit her forehead on a stand holding an earthenware tepot, The severe blow caused the bottom of the pot to fall out, and Mae was covered with scalding water. The attending physician reported, however, that despite the severe scalding, the cause of Mae's death was a
brain concussion
dining room and hit her forehead on a stand holding an earthenware tepot, The severe blow caused the bottom of the pot to fall out, and Mae was covered with scalding water. The attending physician reported, however, that despite the severe scalding, the cause of Mae's death was a
brain concussion
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