The Family Circle. Little Accidents, and How to Deal with Them
ACCIDENTAL POISONING.—When poison has been accidentally taken, medical aid should be instantly sought. As minutes may be of value, however, prompt…
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The Family Circle. Little Accidents, and How to Deal with Them
DROWNING.—Lay the patient on his face, with one arm under his forehead, that any liquid may flow from his mouth. Wipe away froth from his throat and nostrils…
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DISASTERS at sea by collision with iceburga are rarely chronicled, as the vessel either founders through the collision, of is enabled to get clear before the berg fairly overbears…
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"But, Chevalier, do consider—" "But, Baron, I have considered, and nothing you can say or do will shake my resolution. This is Tuesday. I give you…
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[?] night Baron Walter returned to [?] If the valet who rushed out to [?] his master could have seen his face [?] would have been frightened at…
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"No. slr, I coudden seem to leave the dock; For hours I 'anged about; 'Twos raining' floods, an' close on twelve o'clock…
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