Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-08

0snsrai Edition. Price 90 cents: postage
3 cents. This edition is recommended
for Boy Scouts and the general public.
II has been translated into Spanish.
Industrial Edition: Price 80 cents: post
for workers in industrial fields and
has been translated into Italian. Lith-
uanian. Slovak and Polish.
Police and Firemen's Edition. Price 80
cents: postage cents.
woman's Edition. Price 30 cents; postage
cents.
Railroad Edition. Price 30 cents; passage
cents.
Miners Edition Price 30 cents: postage
according to zone.
234. American Red Cross Anatomical
Charts for School Rooms, First Ala
Glasses, stc.-This series consists OF
handsomely autographed wall charts,
mounted on linen and heavy rollers; size
OF each, 2ox2s inches This smaller num-
Der Of charts can be used with the in
struction outfit. in teaching classes of
First Aid, when II is not desired to spend
the amount necessary to purchase the set
Of Is charts.
Charts are numbered and are lllustra-
tive OF the following:
Chart /:
The Skeleton.
Chart II:
The Muscles.
Scheme Of Systematic Circulation, in
colors.
Chart ":
Fracture and Dislocation.
Chart V:
Controlling Hemorrhages' in
Price. $50 per set, postpaid east of
Mississippi River.
23s. New American Red Cross FIRST
Aid charts for School Rooms, First A,a
Glasses, etc,-This series consists or 10
handsomely Autographed charts on card
board Size of each, l4x22 inches
Charts are numbered and are ildstra-
tive Of the following:
Charts | and IL
Fractures.
Charts III. " and V:
Banda ging.
Charts vi and VII:
Wounds.
Charts VIII and TX:
Bleeding.
Charts y and XI:
Drowning.
Charts MI and XIII:
Electrical Shocks.
Charts XIV and XIV:
Carrying
Poisoning and its treatment
The new American Red Cross First Aid
Charts were specially designed FOR thls
Association. 1t is believed that they are
decidedly in advance Of anything which
has been previously published on TINS
subject. Moreover, there is an increasing
need for such charts, as injuries are con-
national life. and almost any one Is llkely
to be called upon to take care of an in
fury until the services OF a doctor can
be procured. These charts depict SO
graphically how to do this. so far as the
commoner injuries are concerned, that by
studying them. even II without previous
knowledge of first aid to the injured, one
should experience little difficulty.
It Is believed the charts should find a
place In every school and college, mine.
mill. and factory. They should be of I'M
doubted utility II kept at all wharves'
lighthouses, etc.
The charts on rescue and treatment OF
the apparently drowned are particularly
good Furthermore. our police and hre-
men. many of whom have already deVel.
oped into competent frst-aiders. should
have the charts made available to them,
Price. per set Of 16 charts, $500 +. o. b.
Washington. D. c.
instruction Outht-This outfit has been
prepared for the use Of teachers OF nrst
poses only With 1t and the Red Cross
Charts, which are described In another
norton of this circular, any teacher VIII
Sc in possession Of all the materials re-
quired to give a practical course or IN
struction in First Aid to the Injured
The outfit consists OF:
II Triangular Bandages.
~ Roller Bandages of assorted sizes.
Wooden Splints.
u. S. Army Tourniquets
8 First Aid Outfits.
dozen large Safety Pins
The Instruction Outfit Is neatly packed
m Q substantial cardboard case.
Sise 1sAx6x3h inches The price is $500
each, T. o. b. Washington. D. c.
o37. Form Of First Ala Certihcates.-
American National Red Cross