The encyclopaedia of death and life in the spirit-world. Opinions and experiences from eminent sources (1900)
Francis, J. R. (John Reynolds) · Chicago : The Progressive thinker publishing house · leaf 139
slipping, should be seizedand drawn forcibly out duringthe act of inspiration, or whenthe arms are extended above thehead, and when the chest is com-pressed it may be allowed to re-cede. This rhythmical tractionupon the tongue is in itself anexcellent stimulant of respira-tion. It acts not only by… … AN IMPROVISED MOUTHPIECE. OXYGEN TREATMENT. If the accident occurs in a city or large town, oxygen,which may be obtained at every drug store, may be used. Thisi^ a powerful stimulant to the heart if it can be made to enterthe lungs. This gas comes in cylinders furnished with a stop-cockand tubes…
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