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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1938
Page
3
The article reviews the history of artificial respiration from manual methods to mechanical devices. It emphasizes that hands-on prone pressure remains the most reliable first aid, with inhalators as useful aids when used with prone pressure. Delays to wait for devices can cost lives.
A discussion on Prone Pressure during artificial respiration explains applying weight to restore air exchange, the role of an inhalator, and the need for patience and courage. It notes potential dangers, the limits of success, and the duty of the lifesaver to persist amid doubt and crowd interference.
A rough text discusses a Chinese term for substitute or stand in. It mentions a person or role related to head or body parts and includes garbled phrases about need and perhaps a bodily term. The fragment lacks clear context or identifiable names.
Cecilia Loftus and Edith Barrett star in Tonight at 8:30 at Newport Casino Theatre next Tuesday featuring Ways of Means Fumed Oak and Still Life. Noel Coward praises short plays while the cast includes Alan Hewitt Ethel Morrison and others with Agnes Morgan directing and Emeline Clark Roche designing.
The August 5 6 program features three films including Three Blind Mice starring Loretta Young Joel McCrea and David Niven plus Love Is A Headache Mystery House and Goodbye Broadway with a second bill. Monday August 8 9 adds There’s Always a Woman with Joan Blondell and Melvyn Douglas plus Goodbye Broadway continues in Universal presentation.
Mark Hellinger Walter Winchell Louis Sobel Austen Lake George Holland Louella Parsons Ann Marsters and other star writers bring you weekly features and fiction in the Green Magazine with the Boston Sunday Advertiser.
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