Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-11-05
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int. j. e. acidity. roughness and
CHILLS
These are often the warning of some
serious disease, such as pneumonia
don't neglect. If they are not due to
GOLD weather. getting wet, etc, lose
ing plenty Of hot water bottles. rub
the limbs towards body, give hot
drinks. If patient seems Frustrated,
sna f hs sS sh If not %sf?
medical help.
This has caused the death OF only
too many childen and the distressing
thing about it is that strong healthy
child will choke to death from it.
it in its beginning-go right after it at
once. Lard and turpentine rubbed well
into neck and chest and light flannel
moved and don't be afraid of fresh air
in bedroom-only see it does not di-
rectly blow on bed; , .,
If it is due to a bad TOOTH see den
LEGATIONS as preferable to patient. Pain
stroking of the part by the hand or
gently massaging may prove helpful.
SYYES
These are really an inflammation Of
the small glands Of the eyehd, and may
be the result of eye strain through an
error of vision, and II they occur ire
a eye specialist should be consulted:
Hot wet applications to the parts are
helpful in ordinary cases.
SUNBURN
Sunhurn or tan is considered healthy,
but this is false idea, and persons
! with delicate skin should avoid 1T ny
taking pains to pr9teSt; t rsneGy IS
one part lime water to three parts ollve
or almond oil. but any soothing appil-
cation is good, such Is cold cream or
If eyes. are affected, use cold water
PR1CkLY HEAT
This may be due in part to too much
clothing and may be prevented by not
exercising too much and avoiding heat
: ing drinks. In many cases, Eood tai
cum powder viii EivG d relief t 5h4%sh tba IL
affected parts with mixture OF one
water and when skin is dry, busting
F., POISON IVY OR OAK
| Everyone on going camping, should
positively become acquainted with
these plants and avoid them; s'nce an an
many people-especially if one is per-
spring at time of contact The symp-
toms are quite positive, severe ln'1an-
nation of exposed parts. usually hands,
arms and face-swelling of parts may
follow and in some cases blisters or
even matteration-pain. itching and
discomfort frequently severe; II =, cas- aon IS
suited, but lose no time IN oatnlns Inc
affected parts with a strong, wash OF
boracic acid and follow this by smear -.
:.>,r r<., with
same with light cloth or loose EauzG
bandage. If these are not at hand
battle parts with vinegar in which a
cent piece has been placed, or even
MOSQUiTO BITEs-TICKs, ETC.
If camp is badly infected, use net
ting around beds and smoke smudSes ),
in evenings. Children can be prot"ctc ca
from mosquito bites at night by lightly
smearing face, neck and arms with pc
troleum jelly-slightly. carbo]izcd: IN
hartshorn. Lime water with two drops
of carbolic acid is good-folloW by tai l.
cum: If a tick is sticking in the teSh,
touch it with pure carbolic ac'd or rure
ammonia. when it will fall OH. Falnt
spot with iodine.
These usually attack toes, ears, fling,
BY contraction of blood vessels through
exposure to cold-then reacting and
dilating. the parts become red and
swell, causing OuInIHSs ilC1lhs uu~A
aching. Persons with poor circula ton
suffer mostly. If toes are AFFECTED, paine
in cold water, drying with a flannel
thoroughly. treat with one part 19d1n n
S @oo,e e%c hd pSt's av So tEht Shoes and
never hold feet to fire. If fingers or
other parts are affected, endeaVor to
ReSss and ff treat as Equal s
turpentine and olive oil is a good ap
piication. For. itching-one dram OF
powdered camphor to four ounces cos
MEDICAL SUPPLIES TO BE KEPT IN
THE HOME
= ounces aromatic spirits of am
t. : ounces Tincture 1odine--,For: all
cuts. slight wounds. etc. Rubber cork.
F.! ! ounces Castor oil Oh. ~ ,,r,s nade
from equal parts lime water and raw
linseed oil. Lime water made ny dls-
solving ounce piece Of quick lime in
a. pint Of water: Pour of when SET
i ounce pure ammonia-For stings'
etc. Rubber cork.
i Id. EPSON salts eargai; n" anu luz
/ ounces Nustard-Colman's English
Mustard-best. - =.
I 2 ounces Syrup OF glnser-oh OF
: 5 ounces Benetol-For washing
J Bottle CalOmel tablets-l-lO gram
ounces Pure Alcohol-Witch Hazel
i ounce Pure Carbolic Acid:
| Tube carbouzed Vasoline-Zinc oxide
:. Adhesive Tape. 80:
! Taicum powder. Small bottle colo;
dunn with brush.
Small carton antiseptic gauze.
u 1b. Absorbent Cotton.
| Roller bandages-1, 2. inches. :.
bandages- 80 inch square
| piece cut from old sheet and cut cor
I<nerWise. y
i :: Graduated medicine glass. s.:
! Mrs. Rose Thompson underwent SUR
gical treatment at st. Gabriel 9 hospital
yesterday:
!, Miss Ellen Smith of Lincoln submit
I ted to surgical treatment at st. Ga
briel 3 hospital yesterday.
| G. P. Virnig has been appointed money