Woman Recovers After Wrist Injury With First Aid Aid
A woman sustained a severe cut on her wrist from a jagged can. Her mother stayed with her and used a First Aid kit and Red Cross instructions, preventing further harm until a doctor arrived.
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1920
Page
2
A woman sustained a severe cut on her wrist from a jagged can. Her mother stayed with her and used a First Aid kit and Red Cross instructions, preventing further harm until a doctor arrived.
Across army hospitals over 26000 soldiers are treated for overseas wounds. Red Cross workers provide friendly aid and teach war veterans trades for independent living while keeping in touch with home to ease hardship for their dependents.
Dairy notes discuss feed handling and utensils in contact with milk and contamination risks. Emphasizes antiseptic use after service, proper waste management, and the economic value of fodder and by products. Highlights vaccination as essential in the dairy barn to prevent disease and maintain udder health.
A Hallowe en basket social and program at the schoolhouse in District No 6 draws attendees as Misa Fisher asks for baskets and Miss Nellie Smith assists. Other items report visits by Mr and Mrs Frank Oleson, a Stick-to-it club event, and social calls at L J Anderson home. A Cedar Falls speaker discusses women suffrage as a privilege and urges voting. Corn husking progresses and farmer profits are debated along with public seed distributions and agricultural policy. An Inca gold plate and moon silver effigy are noted in an ancient arts excerpt.
A brief reflection notes that a typical working life spans about forty years, highlighting the long arc of labor and the expectation of steady toil from youth to retirement.
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