American Red cross textbook on elementary hygiene and home care of the sick / by Jane A. Delano and Isabel McIsaac.

  • Jane Delano
Date:
1913
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Credit: American Red cross textbook on elementary hygiene and home care of the sick / by Jane A. Delano and Isabel McIsaac. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    small prevent an accumulation of stale drugs, which are dangerous. Poisonous drugs should be put into rough glass bottles with red labels. The following list of contents for the home medi- cine closet has been compiled from experience and from the First-aid Text-book of Major Charles Lynch, U. S. A.: Alcohol. Whiskey or brandy. Aromatic Spirits of Ammonia (rubber cork). Castor oil. Epsom Salts (or j/2 doz. Seidlitz Powders). Lime water. Olive oil. Mustard, powdered. Sodium Bicarbonate. Syrup of Ginger. Syrup of Ipecac. Witch-hazel. Ty grain Calomel tablets (small bottle, 50-100 tablets). 5 grain Bismuth Subnitrate tablets (100). 5 grain Cascara tablets (50 to 100). Carbolized Vaseline (1 glass jar). 1 drachm bottle Oil of Cloves (labeled “Poison”). 1 bottle 50 Soda Mint tablets. 1 tin Talcum powder. White Castile soap. ]/2 pound absorbent cotton. 6 Gauze Roller Bandages (3 large and 3 small). 2 U. S. Army First-Aid Dressings.