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Story June 5, 1924

The Union Daily Times

Union, Union County, South Carolina

What is this article about?

In Charleston, S.C., 20-year-old Ernest Frazier survived a half-inch knife wound to his heart from a fight last month, recovering fully after surgery at Roper Hospital that involved stitches in the organ. The case drew attention from the state medical society.

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Stabbed in Heart, Youth Still Lives

Charleston, S. C., June 3.--Stabbed in the heart during a fight last month, Ernest Frazier, 20-year-old Charleston youth, has completely recovered from a half-inch knife wound in that vital organ, although several stitches were taken in his throbbing heart, according to an announcement by attendants at the Roper hospital.

A remarkable operation was performed, following which he was threatened with complications but gradually improved and after 44 days was discharged. The case attracted the attention of the state medical society, members of which examined Frazier but pronounced him sound in every way.

What sub-type of article is it?

Medical Curiosity Extraordinary Event Personal Triumph

What themes does it cover?

Recovery Triumph Misfortune

What keywords are associated?

Heart Stabbing Miraculous Recovery Knife Wound Heart Surgery Medical Miracle

What entities or persons were involved?

Ernest Frazier

Where did it happen?

Charleston, S. C., Roper Hospital

Story Details

Key Persons

Ernest Frazier

Location

Charleston, S. C., Roper Hospital

Event Date

June 3

Story Details

Ernest Frazier, stabbed in the heart during a fight last month, undergoes remarkable surgery with stitches in the heart, faces complications but recovers fully after 44 days, pronounced sound by medical society.

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