The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-20
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.n.sesy me 30 csapscasy which rompanR
n Possess % gess hurt seems 20
g uou Dlea M s1llp tney IRE out @ the
PentruP = slce O their city OF town
9. nouses s good del q this worry On
.,'o .u.'s'ssr =. couid % lessened =
s..o 49, .1lnal,ar Win :. !. !. common, easy
~. .vneeles 1or these tchildish acctdents.
~ nen !. s'unsly 10y 3 y sNsung oy nor
, ne. s wasp: ana tnere y no greater de-
.ig i1.s. 20 ms nall-sfavage nature than to
Try 20 enrage these insects, he hurr1es
% pick the leaves OF the plantain. q
common door.yard weed He crumples=
them up IN his hands TIL the juices
start, ana then lays them on the smart
ing spots. The samx weed Is made
u .a.e 'a. Wnen tne eites are the work OF
u, MN PFC no g 90 SHOW .the BOY
an ll1ss,se Plan.ain' md they MaA he
Pl .''a.lE ~ uoctoE themselves. Some chill
.Ie more '' seevere!y poisoned Dy IN
seces se'nes tnan otners, ana IN that
case tne st,nes OF bees, wasps and hor-
nets snonia De removed II Possiole.ss'A
u.asn1.ylns g1sss VAL enaO Die one 20
teuuvo e1aem VITA . me needle, or
s.nalA S, Key whose stem as hollow,
P.esseu over me, spot VIII drive Inc
s..ss oue wnere y can. ;pe reaaliy seen
~. nc, removeo. lover Inc wound then .e
"..u ;po"oe .' Diulng molstened with
WAFER or Win Ponltlce OF cracker or
p1et'o ana mix. when: the poison OF
.nosa u.Soes Is great there Is nothing bet
Ter 20 oathe the spots with than . weak
so'otlon q ammonia y. salt and water
U ", cook,ngI sooa = NOT strong enough.
Wren tles Sc. sweili ing, a 40 not yield TO
'nns I "a tnere rs danger erya1Pelas,
anu snen s1gss OF 'eea sn0a1u De :used.
,. voie.t fRAson a9a 70, sn29ld 30
s se 49,. ~ plalnly laoeiiea oottle, get
~. llor coluon, lreols'nss1 ano up
-, ~ o''o',o.'eE. ""nA aione' zS&
ono" the cni1oren as quickly as may
o .ns ooio. -, oe'"een inc tnree-
v1:: pos N' lvy anu me nvs ss ess!'
re'n'a creePer or woodblne. The viru-
'ence " Tue former plant ls largely
spen' ~ "'usunner, OUT u Is always
sso" plan' 70 Keep away from. II 2
enlu gets hold OF u unexpectedly, tell
n!m ne is 10 run nome quickly and wash
MS hands IN salt and water, and by no
means to touch his face. IT the flesh
begins to swell salt or soda and water
may relleve IT, Dut sugar OF lead surely
VAL: Nhen applying this latter TO the
tace keep the eyes closed TIL the solu-
tlon mas dried into the skim: The
olotcnes can1ed oy poison Ivy look like
sai;e1 ,. ourns' ana are o1ten Dordered
WIN nttie tiny water Dnsters, which,
II neglecteo'. VIII run into large btlsters
ana oe exceedingly Ie'lnful.. When the
poisoning is severe the hands and parts
."ec'eo Will o,'en SVEN al 1ntervals
tor 1nany y, montns witnout any apparent
;a"se' Inns s"elilng Will gradually
lessen ana ~ lenstn disappear, without
any speciai medication beyond the
oath'ng Oh the Spots with the men
toned remedies
| When country boy cuts his hands or
feet he hunts around for the little
brown fungi which he calls puff balls,
and squeezes the fine dust of one right
into the cut, where it helps form clot
and so stops the flow of the blood.
When the cuts are deep, it is best TO
wash them out carefully with warm
water, to remove any foreign matter,
and then, plnchlng the lips OF the
wound together closely, put on strips
OF adhesive plaster, leaving little spaces