Resuscitation Rules From Electric Shock Commission
A national commission under the American Medical Association and the National Electric Light Association publishes practical rules for rescuing a person shocked by electricity. It endorses the Schafer method of artificial respiration, detail steps to break contact, and cautions on safety, timing, and postcare while a physician is awaited. The chart and pamphlet target electric utility workers and the general public for rapid, safe aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lish Association
Seember Companies
Ttle
Ned
Ieetrie Shock
Filchriet
Assoc
Western Reserve University
Yandell Senderson
Yale University
J. Meltzer
Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research
American Medical Association
National Electric Light Association
E. N. Pitzka
Daniel Baugh
Jefferson Medical College
W. C. L. Baglin
Association of Electrical Engineering
Harvard University
Bitho Thomson
WD Weaver
Eleceal World
The
Commission
Nfe
Gworastente
Schafer
Loemen
United States
Cubean
National Light Association
West 29Th
New York City
Syrup of Figs Ad Claims Healthful Laxative Qualities
An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a gentle, effective remedy for headaches biliousness indigestion and constipation. It promotes a thorough cleansing of the liver and bowels with a teaspoonful nightly, claims no nausea or griping, and warns against imitate fig syrups while naming California Fig Syrup Company.
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California Fig Syrup Company
Adw
Local Social News and Community Updates in Aspetuck and Nearby
Mrs Clarissa Banks visits Aspetuck at the Osborns home while Miss Lucy Sanford and others entertain guests at Maple Dairy Farm. The Fairfield County Pomgnasian met at Sturdevant Hall Bridgeport with officer elections and a program by Miss Lucy Sanford. Visitors return home from Weston Westport Danbury and New Haven. Selectman Candee lowers a bank as gravel is hauled to the state road from the Baptist church to Gallows Corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarissa Banks
Orlando Osborn
Aspetuck
Lucy E. Sanford
Redding
Millie Staples
Jump Hill
Hazel E. Sherwood
Minnie O. Sherwood
Fairfield County Pomgnasian
Sturdevant “Bal
Bridgeport
Lucy ¢. Sanford
Cook
Mr. Jones
Emory P. Sanford
Easton Orange
Charles Sherwood
Minnie QO. Sherwood
Danbury
Katherine Treadwell
Thomas Treadwell
Westo
The
Baptist Church
Frank Clark
Edna Clark
Clarence B. Andrews
John Lockwood
Laughter of
Weston
Elmer Andrews
Susan Awards
Harrys Edwards
Hubbell
Greefield
George Parrack
William “Ane
Brooklyn
Marion Warner
New Haven
Fairfield Grange officers chosen for coming year
Fairfield meeting of the Greenfield Grange elected officers for the coming year led by Master Clifford J. Brotherton overseer Clayton S. Blwood lecturer John C. Lobdell steward William Meeker assistant steward John Cull chaplain Miss A Maria Wakeman treasurer John F. P. Morehouse secretary D. Frank Brown gate keeper Milton W. Jennings Jr Pomona Miss Luella Burr Flora Miss Jennie Van Ness Ceres Miss Olive Hull lady assistant steward Miss Bessie Banks pianist Mrs. Clayton Elwood entertainment committee includes Mrs. Annie L Bulkley and others. a Dec 11 dance planned. The lace class met at Girly Club rooms. road work suspended due to camp conditions at Mi River. Ash Creek to Buckingham’s corner in Southport completed. A St Thomas hall dance was enjoyed. Girls sewing class to be hosted by Miss Mary West. December 12 Parents’ Meeting to discuss Home and School relations with Superintendent Bowman. Various local notes on residents and activities precede a long poem about the Land of Used to Be by James Whitcomb Riley and a quip from Uncle Pennywise about street costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield Grange
Clifford J. Brotherton
Clayton S. Blwood
John C. Lobdell
William ©. Meeker
John Cull
A. Maria Wakeman
John FP. Morehouse
D. Frank Brown
Milton W. Jennings, Jr
Pomona
Luella Burr
Flora
Jennie van Ness
Ceres
Olive Hull
Bessie Banks
Clayton Elwood
Anniell. Bulkley
Olive Pease
Ethel Merwin
Bulkley
William Mféeker
John €Ull
Albert M Bulkley
Clayton S. Elwood
A. Riker
Main Street
Mi River
Ash Creek
Buckingham's Corner
Southport
St. Thomas’ Hall
Mary West
Elliott Street
Fairfield
G. C. Bowman
D. N. Prentice
Nellis Sherwood
Miss Campbell
Jamaica
L. I. Edward Pease
Storrs College
Greenfield Hill
Map of greatest railway system ever organized and which must be dissolved
Mr Burton challenges office seekers and defends voter independence in Ohio. He questions if Senators should frame or debate major issues or serve as messengers for patronage. The Philadelphia Record notes the sentiment amid campaign talk and reform questioning.
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Burton
Ohio
Senate
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Odels
Povnier
New England
Best Credit Clothing
Aesar Misch
Main, Golden Hill and
Middle Streets
Easton
Jason
James Whitcomb Riley
Pennywise
Harriman
United States Supreme Court
Southern Palk
Union Pacific
Howard H. Harriman
Unon Pacific
Ans
Frank W. Kellogg
Ealt
Southern Pacific
Centre Pacific
Mark
Congress
Balaklava
Koe
Ieee
EH Harriman
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