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First aid, what to do until the doctor arrives : simple, effective, first-aid treatment for common symptoms, civilian injuries, and poisoning. : Things to do which may ease pain, save a life, or prevent permanent injury if properly applies during the precious minutes before medical aid is obtained--particularly during watime, when there are fewer doctors for civilian needs

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: [1942]
Call number: 654934
Creator: Fishbein, William I(Opens in new tab)
Provenance: Gift of Roger S. Hong, June 2006. From the Hong family library.
Dimensions: 23 cm.
Associated people: Richter, Leonore, (1898-1977,); Waterman, Lea, (1907-1998,); Bowerman, Carolyn Wheeler, (1941-2006,); Hong, You Chung,; Hong, Mabel,; Hong, Roger S.,
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