TWINS WHO PUZZLE DOCTORS.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume VII, Issue 2143, 28 December 1920, Page 8

TWINS WHO PUZZLE DOCTORS.

What is regarded as an unusual psychic demonstration is engaging the attention of medical men in New York. Clarence Marsh, of Akrou, in the State of Ohio, became ill recently, and was placed under an anesthetic to be operated upon. At that identical instant his twin sister Clara, who lives with her parents in the town of Frederick, in the State of Maryland, 275 miles away, was seized with nausea and fever. .*.._> The family say that Miss Marsh, a short while ago, bled copiously from the nose. A few days later a ietter from Clarence Marsh mentioned incidentally that he had been troubled with an obstinate case of nose-bleeding, and it was ascertained by inquiry that it occurred at the same time as his sister's. The parents say that whenever the girl catches a bad cold they know that her brother is similarly affected.