Famous airmen and their equipment [electronic resource] : with some notes on first-aid in emergencies (1912)
Burroughs Wellcome and Company · London : Burroughs Wellcome · leaf 60
back, leaving the hands in position. After two seconds theprocess is again commenced and is continued in the same way,the operator swinging his body forwards and backwards onceevery five seconds, or about twelve times a minute. This coursemust be pursued until natural respiration is resumed. It is… … CO MPTO N- PATERSON C. Compton-Pater-son took part in theDaily Mail Circuitin 1911, and sub-sequently flew inSouth Africa. Inthe photograph heis seen sitting in hisbiplane ready forflight and examin-ing his Tabloid First-Aid Outfit. Concerning it hereports:— Your aviatorsfirst-aid outfit hasdone…
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