U S Lifesavers Revive Victim After Long Submersion
Special to The Sus providence R L report details United States Lifesavers who resurrected a man submerged for up to an hour after a boat capsized. Captain H M Knowles and crew, with Robt Mooney and others, performed prolonged bellows and artificial respiration, with stones and exertion to restore breathing. The victim, a Wakefield blacksmith, regained consciousness by 4 a m next day.
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Providence
R. L
United States
Mooney
H. M. Knowles
Third District
Ila
Geo. W. Streeter
Ian
Moore
Capt. Knowles
God
Chas
H. Whaley
Geo. Garda- Rer
Theinga
Hed
Capt Knowles
Matt
Knowles
First Freeing Patien Water Rescue Procedure Overview
The article outlines initial steps for reviving drowning victims. It emphasizes opening the airway, allowing water to escape, and starting breathing after placing clothing under the stomach and applying firm back pressure. It notes that many rescues fail due to ignorance and stresses the procedure as the start of recovery.
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Momach
Servina Vefforle
Life saving manual sequence for artificial respiration
Instructions describe backboard breaths and bellows like chest compressions. A team of helpers coordinates tongue restraint arm movements chest pressure and body turning with deliberate timed cycles totaling minutes.Warmth and rubbing aid revival before placing the patient to bed.
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United States
Juica
Little Old Lady Fights Plant Expansion in Los Angeles
Frail Mrs Louisa Riley, over 3, has opposed Standard Oil’s oil storage tanks near her cottage at San Francisco and Aurora streets for months. She protested to the city council after six months, and the council finally denied the extension privilege, recognizing her rights against the plant's expansion.
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Los Angeles
Louisa Riley
San Francisco
Auroraats
Standard OH Company
John B
Thia
Riley
Jeaat
Mothers Harm Babies in Summer Clothing
A physician named S J Louis notes mothers subject infants to excessive clothing in hot weather. He urges minimal dress for children to prevent harm and heat-related distress. The remark was tied to concerns about summer care for many youngsters.
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Sam
J. Louis
Ana
New York Studies Health Inspection Experiments
New York follows debate on health inspection experiments amid worry over property values near large structures. Rockefeller’s 190 structures may be useless for some time. Debates touch derelict children in Pennsylvania and possible national adoption of the system based on surgical operation results.
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Billinn Dollar Trust
Rockefeller
New York
Svit
Pennsylvania
Boards of Education
Philadelphia Teachers to Stop Slang in Classrooms
Philadelphia educators face a board backed ban on slang used by teachers in schools. Simon Gratz urged removing terms like Skidoo Beat It and Get Busy as part of enforcing chaste English. The rule targets teachers first, with consequences for violators when schools reopen.
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Philadelphia
Board of Education’e Committee
Sehomet
Selina
Nurse Florence Irving Weds Panama Medical Colleague
Miss Florence A. Irving, who traveled to Panama to tend fever patients, married July 18 to a physician likely from the United States hospital at Colon where she worked. She volunteered from Massachusetts and was among the first to serve.
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Florence A. Irving
Panama
United States Hospital
Colon
Massachusetts
Morning batter cakes improved by yesterday's bread bits
A reader suggests using leftover bits of bread and celery from the previous day in morning batter cakes to improve their texture and flavor. This tip reflects frugal kitchen practices and practical reuse of ingredients.
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Celesy
Lover
Notre Dame Lady's Appeal for Home Cure
A letter touts a home treatment for muscular and joint pains including backache kidney pain and neuraglia. It claims to purify blood and improve elasticity removing uric acid with a formula and offers free mail proof and endorsements.
Many Are Laid Away Through Ignorance and Rescue
Uy Capt H M Knowles, superintendent of the United States Lifesaving Station, laments deaths from ignorance of resuscitation methods. He cites Mooney’s case and warns that many drownings are preventable with proper procedures. He urges better training, timely action, and accurate recording of lifesaving successes to prove effectiveness.
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H. M. Knowles
United States Life Saving Station
Macly Navy
Mooney
Rcks
Aunucalen
Walter
California Seismograph Sheds Light On Tide Induced Earthquakes
Professor A L Leuschner of the University of California discusses a new seismograph detecting tidal water pressure depressing the California shore during the recent quake. He notes the tide's weight may influence crustal movement and stresses caution that more data is needed before formal statements. He dismisses the hinge motion theory as unfounded.
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Ban Francisco
Pacific
Tfe
A. ©. Leuschner
University of Calfornia
Bservatory
California
Leuschner
Wa Nad
Withadt
Leusehner
Feud Troubles Rise in Kentucky Mountain County
Special to The Sun reports renewed feuding in Krorey Kroet Kentucky. A clash along a public road left Richard Hall dead and John Thornbury wounded as a special Hindman grand jury convenes. Authorities hunt suspects through rugged, railless terrain as tensions rise between the Hall and Martin factions.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Breathitt County
Mountain
Kroet
Halls
Richard Hall
Martin
John Thornbury
Hall
Thornbury
Hindman
Han Dona
Parents Disregard Law Warns Child Protection Chief
W. H. Lockwood, head of the Child Protection committee, condemns parents who take children under sixteen to beer gardens and cafes. He notes the Adult Delinquent Law forbids this and carries fines or imprisonment. He cites park visits as proof laws are poorly known and urges enforcement to protect youth from unsuitable venues.
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W. H. Lockwood
Children's Aid Society
Lockwood
Rome
Coure
Chat Aga
Bern
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Victor and Edison Phonographs
Koeln
Geo. T. Watts
Public Accountant
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Indiana Dental College
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