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The San Antonio Light
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
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Farmer R. Koilmann near the Southwestern Insane Asylum accidentally swallowed concentrated ammonia mistaking it for cough medicine due to a cold. Dr. J. L. Springer reports stable condition with no blood vomiting today and fair recovery chances.
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Dr. J. L. Springer, of the Southwestern insane asylum, called to attend R. Koilmann, a farmer living about a mile beyond the asylum, who swallowed a teaspoonful of concentrated ammonia by mistake about 4:30 o'clock Sunday morning, stated this afternoon that the condition of the victim of the accident remains practically unchanged, with the possible improvement that he has not vomited blood today. The physician considers that his patient has fair chances for recovery. It is stated that Mr. Keilman, who was suffering from a severe cold, awakened early Sunday morning, reached out of bed to a stand nearby for some cough medicine, and by mistake took the ammonia, which he swallowed before discovering his mistake.
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About A Mile Beyond The South Western Insane Asylum
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Sunday Morning
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R. Koilmann, suffering from a severe cold, awoke early Sunday morning and by mistake swallowed a teaspoonful of concentrated ammonia thinking it was cough medicine. Dr. J. L. Springer reports the patient's condition remains practically unchanged, with possible improvement as he has not vomited blood today, and considers he has fair chances for recovery.