What to Do until the Doctor Comes, in Ordinary Household Emergencies (See Ready Reference List) | PAGE | | Biliousness | 117 | | Bites of Animals | 117 | | Bites of Insects | 117 | | “Black Eye” | 117 | | Bleeding of Gums | 117 | | Blood Blisters | 118 | | Broken Bones or Fractures | 118 | | Bruises or Contusions | 118 | | Burns and Scalds | 119 | | Car Sickness | 120 | | Chilblains | 120 | | Chills | 120 | | Choking | 120 | | Coal Gas, Suffocation from | 120 | | Colds | 120 | | Colic | 121 | | Convulsions of Children | 122 | | Corns | 122 | | Croup | 122 | | Cuts (Slight) | 122 | | Diarrhea | 123 | | Earache | 123 | | Fainting | 123 | | Fever Blisters (Cold Sores) | 124 | | Fire, to Avoid Accidents from | 48 | | Fits | 124 | | Foreign Body in Ear | 124 | | Foreign Body in Eye | 125 | | Frost Bites | 125 | | Gum Boils (“Canker Spots”) | 125 | | Heat Exhaustion | 125 | | Hemorrhage (Severe Bleeding) | 125 | | Hiccough | 127 | | Hives | 127 | | Indigestion | 127 | | Itching | 127 | | Lice in Hair (Pediculosis) | 127 | | Nails (Ingrowing) | 127 | | Nausea (Sick Stomach) | 128 | | Nosebleed | 128 | | Perspiration | 128 | | Poison Ivy Rash | 128 | | Poisoning—Treatments and Antidotes | 128 | | Powder Wounds | 130 | | Prickly Heat | 130 | | Ptomaine Poisoning | 130 | | Sea-Sickness | 130 | | Shock | 131 | | Sore Throat | 131 | | Splinters | 131 | | Sprain | 131 | | Stiff Neck | 131 | | Stings | 132 | | Strain of Muscles | 132 | | Sunburn | 132 | | Sunstroke | 132 | | Toothache | 132 | | Warts | 133 | | Wounds | 133 | | Plasters, Poultices and Stupes | 134 | | How to Rid a House of Fleas | 56 | | How to Use First Aid Bandages | 82, 83, 84, 98, 99 | | How to Make a Drinking Cup | 42 | | | List of Remedies for the Home Medicine Closet | 136 |
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