New Surgical Technique Is Revealed
In San Francisco on October 10 two surgeons described a grafting method to cover burns. A split thickness of healthy skin is blended with salt, creating clumps and a milky liquid. The mixture is applied to gauze, sterilized, and placed over burned areas. after two weeks new skin begins to form, potentially allowing grafts from as little as five percent of unburned skin.
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Potomac Edison Employee David E. Kershner Retires
David E. Kershner, a Potomac Edison veteran with 36 years of service, retires after starting in 1920 as a substation operator. He worked at Hagerstown sub station and later at the Marlowe dispatching center. A native of Hagerstown, he lives at 243 Mealey Parkway and belongs to the System Quarter Century Club.
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David E. Kershner
Potomac Edison Company
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Mr. Kershner
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Mealey Parkway
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