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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 21 (November 1906) (1906)

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ssibly becomes a cripple for life, the case in open and desert country, serviceable splints is struck by the cowcatcher through the engine start- when had his comrades been able to succor him im- ing unexpectedly, and is then thrown with force across can be improvised from pillows or even coats.… … Bandaging the Head and Limbs. Because of Great Distances, an Hour May Instructing the Class in Bandaging a Victim at the Scene of the Accident. Elapse Before Medical Aid Can Be Obtained. invariably comprise fractures of the leg and skull. ciples expounded in the lectures, they are submitted the…

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