These are sulphuric, nitric, and hydrochloric acids. Symptoms of Poisoning by the Mineral Acids.--Acid taste in the mouth, with violent burning pain extending into the oesophagus and stomach, and commencing immediately on the poison being s... Read more of The Mineral Acids at Forensic Medicine.caInformational Site Network Informational.ca
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Quail Snare
which forms the subject of our first illustration. This...

Mountain Climbing
The campers should go together to climb the mountain, n...

Snakes
The bite of a poisonous snake is by all means to be avo...

Wind
The wind generally blows in the same direction all day,...

Pignut
I will italicize the _pignut_ because, though I have ne...

Medals
The winner of the race should be given a medal as a pri...

The Board-flap
For the capture of mice this is both a simple and e...

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Xii Accidents






Hitching Tie
Sprains. Bruises. Burns. Cuts. Sunstroke. Drowning
Sprains and Bruises
Fireman's Lift
Cuts
When an Artery is Cut
The Tourniquet
Emergency Stretchers
Burns and Scalds
Heat Prostration and Sunstroke
Cinder or Foreign Substance in the Eye
Fainting
Drowning--Shafer Method
After Respiration Begins