Logan Republican | 1907-03-30 | Page 6 | Variations of the Pulse |

Type	issue
Date	1907-03-30
Paper	Logan Republican
Language	eng
City	Logan
County	Cache
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Article Title	Variations of the Pulse
Type	article
Date	1907-03-30
Paper	Logan Republican
Language	eng
City	Logan
County	Cache
Page	6
OCR Text	Show Variations of the Pulse. Tho normal pulso has a wide rango, but is always faster In females than males, and steadily declines from birth to death. Eminent physicians havo thought It possible to toll a person's per-son's box and ago from tho pulso nlono. Tho average rato at birth Is 1G0 beats a mlnuto In girls mid 1C0 In boys; at tho ago of four or llvo, 110 and 100; In maidens nnd youths, 05 and 90; In mnturo women and men, SO and 75; and in elderly women and men, CO and CO. In ono recorded case tho pulso of a healthy man of S7 was only 30 n mlnuto. Tho pulso varies with staturo, position of body, oxer-clso oxer-clso nnd health, and In dlseaso It has been known to fnll to 14 a mlnuto.
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