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Physical education complete for schools and playgrounds (1915)

Hendey, Lavinia, Mary. [from old catalog] · [Sacramento, News publishing company] · leaf 223

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ance of any harm being done by its use. It is made of unbleached muslin, cotton cloth or a strong cheese cloth, andwhen cut from 34 inches to 36 inches square, is most effectively handled. Itmay be used folded so as to form a double triangle or cut diagonally so thattwo are made from one square It… … HOW TO APPLY THE TRIANGULAR BANDAGE. Arm Sling.—Lay one end of the bandage over the shoulder of the unin-jured side, the opposite end hanging down in front of the patient, the point ofthe bandage being placed toward the elbow of the injured arm. Raise thearm, bending it at the elbow so that it…

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