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To Steubenville, Mr. Erwine represented more than an edu- cator. He was past president of Steubenville Rotary Club;
Member Board of Directors, Y.M.C.A .; Member Board of Di- rectors of Fort Steuben Council of Boy Scouts; Chairman of the Area Court of Honor; Member Advisory Board Central Hospital Association; Board of Directors of Civic Music; Past Director of Steubenville Chamber of Commerce; Leader in successful Community Fund Campaign 1937; Member of American Association of School Administrators and of the Ohio Education Association; Speaker on Civic, Educational and Religious subjects: President of the Official Board of the First Methodist Church and active in Scottish Rite Masonry.
Born in Zanesville, Ohio, May 3rd, 1885, he is married and has four sons. He attended Zanesville elementary and high schools. Graduating from Ohio Wesleyan University with a degree of Bachelor of Literature, he received high honors in history and economics. He immediately became an instructor at the Delaware, Ohio, University, where he taught for three years. Then followed post graduate work at Wittenberg College and Columbia and Wisconsin Universities, during which period he added the degree of Master of Arts.
Mr. Erwine was appointed Assistant Superintendent of Schools at Akron, Ohio, serving from 1925 until 1932.
Prompt to recognize the potential sudden educational strain placed on present facilities by Government grants of $28,000,000 in Euclid for National Defense purposes, with an increase of approximately 8,000 workers, he filed a request through the State Department of Education for a Government grant of $875,000 for the purpose of building a new Euclid high school. Preliminary surveys indicate the need of com- mercial and technical courses, and it is tentatively proposed to add these to the college preparatory curriculum. In May. 1941, a questionnaire at Euclid-Central resulted in sixty-nine percent of Senior high-school male students stating they would have followed a technical course if an opportunity had been given. Only twenty-one percent showed a preference for col- lege preparatory work, and ten percent for commercial. Pro- posed courses include Art and ceramics; automobile repair; electricity; printing and graphic arts; machine shop and welding; mechanical drawing; sheet metal and art metal and woodworking.
THE HI-SPEED SERVICE STATIONS IN EUCLID ARE LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED
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RED GOOSE SHOES
"For Kiddies' Growing Feet"
RED GOOSE SHOES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
EXCLUSIVE IN THIS NEIGHBORHOOD AT
TUCKER'S SHOES
686 EAST 185th STREET IVanhoe 3663 "WE FIT BY X-RAY" Open Evenings Except Wednesdays
Economize the WRIGHT Way. . . Save Thrift Stamps!
GH
SWRI
The Wright DEPARTMENT STORES
Serving Euclid Folks For
696 East 185th Street
Phone IVanhoe 1116
15 Grand Years!
Cordially yours,
AL MELDEN, Manager.
Visit . . . Your Neighborhood's Newest and Most Modern Furniture Store When In Need of Furniture - Rugs - Stoves Appliances
LAKE SHORE FURNITURE COMPANY 774 EAST 185th STREET - Bowling Center Building
IVanhoe 6686
THE HI-SPEED STATIONS IN EUCLID ARE LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED
ยท Growing With A Greater Euclid
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EUCLID HEALTH CENTER
T WENTY years ago, - on June 12, 1921 - a group of civic- minded citizens of Euclid met and discussed plans for a health center in the community. At this meeting J. M. Page was elected president, and at the next meeting - on September 12 - a committee was appointed to meet with Council and ask for their aid and cooperation.
The Euclid Health Center opened its doors to the public on February 8, 1922. Four community clubs, Euclid Central, Shore, Roosevelt and Noble, supplied necessary funds for equipment, and Dr. Robert Lockhart of the County Board of Health supplied a nurse for one day a week. A baby specialist was obtained for the Child Welfare Clinics which met every Wednesday. alternating between Noble and Roosevelt Schools.
The first tonsil and adenoid clinic was held at Roosevelt School July 12, 1922, with 30 youngsters being operated by physicians from Cleveland. The largest clinic in Cuyahoga County was held June 4, 1929, with 96 patients operated on and home in bed by eight o'clock that same night. Between the years 1922 and 1930 a total of 396 children had tonsils and adenoids removed.
With a change in the constitution in 1932 the Parent-Teacher groups of Euclid were included, and who have actively cooper- ated since that time. Between the years of 1930 and 1937, children were taken to Cleveland hospitals for 436 successful tonsilectomies, when arrangements were made with the new Boulevard hospital, and in that year 45 Euclid children were taken care of with three local physicians, Doctors Hammill, Skur and Bost operating. With the operations for the present fiscal year not yet available June, 1941, 933 successful tonsilec- tomies have been supervised by the Center, with only a small nominal charge, or no fee if the family income was insufficient.
A dental clinic was opened at Roosevelt School on the Health Center's second birthday. The following year, on its third anniversary, the new Health Center building at Euclid Park was opened to the children. The building was donated for use by the City of Euclid, and a new dental chair had been pur- chased by the Shore Community Club. During 1936 a dental survey was conducted, with 1,730 elementary school children examined. This survey showed an average of 4.5 diseased
teeth for each child. There were only 185 with teeth in good condition, 808 permanent teeth were missing, 476 permanent teeth to be extracted, and 5,334 permanent teeth in need of dental care. Subsequent surveys have followed, and for the present fiscal year in 2,897 children examined, there were found 11,120 cavities, about ninety percent of which were permanent teeth. There were 2,622 children requiring dental care. For the eight months of the present fiscal year 113 dental clinics have so far been held, and 3,837 children examined. Free work for this period totals $622.00 and will probably exceed $1,000 by the end of the term.
Eye clinics were opened at both clinics in 1926. In 1937, a total of 102 pairs of glasses were purchased, and for eight months of the present fiscal year 58 children have been sup- plied. The Lions Club of Euclid became interested in this phase of child welfare work in 1934, and has purchased 62 pairs of glasses for the underprivileged children of Euclid alone.
Thirty-six child welfare clinics have been held during the present year.
In cooperation with the Anti-Tuberculosis League, children have been examined by physicians using the fluoroscopic trailer presented by the American Legion Posts of Cuyahoga County, and X-rays advised or close observation followed in all necessary cases. With a quota for the Christmas season of 1940 of $700.00 in Anti-Tuberculosis seals, the Euclid Health Center cleared $934.00. The Center also has charge of the sale of Easter seals in Euclid for benefit of crippled and disabled children in Cuyahoga County.
A round-up of all pre-school children eligible for the next Fall term took place in June, and during the same month a preliminary tonsil clinic was held.
Euclid Health Center is aided by the City, which works with the County Board of Health, the School Board, which helps with the Eye and Dental Clinics, and with donations of the clubs represented on the Board and others interested in the Center. Endless hours of time and work are given by Board members and interested groups, and Euclid may well be proud of its splendid accomplishments.
EUCLID HEALTH CENTER OFFICERS
President First Vice President Second Vice President Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Auditor
Mrs. F. G. Snider Mrs. John Lyman Mrs. C. B. Jackson Mrs. Cecil Wickson Mrs. Emma Lipstreuer Mrs. Viola Fisher Mrs. Stanley Owen
NURSES
Mrs. Gertrude McCahan, County Nurse Mrs. Katherine Newness Miss Horvath
CLINICS
Dental-9:00 A.M. until 12 Noon. Mondays and Tuesdays, Roosevelt School. Thursdays and Fridays, Health Center Building. Child Welfare-1:00 P.M. until 2:30 P.M. Wednesdays-Alternating. Roosevelt School. Euclid Health Center Building.
Eye-As Required.
FLOYD HOPKINS
REAL ESTATE BUILDING FINANCING
486 East 185th St. IVanhoe 5511 AT LAKE SHORE BOULEVARD
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY - BUY HI-SPEED GASOLINE
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An Organization Trained to Efficiently Serve the Buyer and the Seller
T HE MEN of the Jameson Organization are not merely "Real Estate Salesmen" - they are trained Specialists in the Values of Euclid Property-trained to secure full value for the Client-whether he desires to buy or sell- men who have made a thorough and complete study of Euclid's growth and its prospects- That's why the Jameson Organization has grown, and is continuing to grow with our City.
ROBT. S. JAMESON
REALTOR "KEEPER OF THE KEYS"
LAKEFRONT AND SUBURBAN HOMES-LOTS-BUILDING-FINANCING APPRAISALS - RENTALS AND PROPERTY MANAGEMENT COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL SITES AND LEASES
MAIN OFFICE 18950 LAKE SHORE BLVD.
IVanhoe 3164
BRANCH OFFICE 21272 LAKE SHORE BLVD.
IVanhoe 3166
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THE HI-SPEED STATIONS IN EUCLID ARE LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED
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EUCLID PARK AND CLUBHOUSE
B REASTING Lake Erie, with a splendid community-house, bathing beach and a fisherman's paradise, Euclid Park is recognized as one of the finest community centers in Ohio. Originally acquired as a site for a sewage disposal plant, intersected by a creek and covered with underbrush and weeds, its seventeen acres supported but two dilapidated, out- moded and unsafe buildings.
The facilities of the clubhouse are available to all civic
organizations and others having a commendable purpose. These are in almost constant demand. The plan includes two large dining-rooms, one of which is available on occasion to organizations. A kitchen is well-equipped and a modern heat- ing plant has been installed, while smaller groups may gather around a huge log fire on chilly evenings.
Entrance to the park is at Lake Shore Boulevard and East 222nd Street. The park conceals from view a modern disposal plant.
KNIGHT HEATING CO. 134 East 203rd Street
AIR CONDITIONING HEALTH
COMFORT
HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEMS, REPAIRS AND PARTS ON ALL MAKES OF FURNACES AND BOILERS O. C. Knight, Heating Engineer KEnmore 3636
CONGRATULATIONS TO EUCLID POST No. 343 AMERICAN LEGION For Their Fine Community Service
ALBERT RICHEY Director of Parks
In Euclid It's ...
EDDIE'S SERVICE STATION, INC.
22259 Lake Shore Boulevard
Phone KEnmore 9831
TEXACO GASOLINE
EXIDE BATTERIES
MOHAWK TIRES
"LUBRICATION SPECIALISTS"
COMPLETE LINE OF ACCESSORIES AND APPLIANCES
ROAD SERVICE
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Addressograph - Muligraj
NEWLY EXPANDED PLANT of Addressograph - Multigraph Corporation
Business growth, like city growth, requires foresighted planning for the future.
The results of such planning were in action in 1931 when Addressograph - Multigraph Cor- poration broke ground for its home offices and plant on Babbitt Road in Euclid.
The same far-reaching policy was carried into effect still further by the recent erection of a large new addition to the plant.
In announcing plans for this expansion to the company's worldwide organization, Joseph E. Rogers, President and General Manager, said:
"Our expansion project will put
us in the position of doing our full part in the Defense Program, and at the same time will enlarge our facilities for serving the increasing requirements of our own business. I can assure you that plans for the growth of this business call for expansion far beyond what many may imagine."
The plant addition, which cov- ers nearly three acres, was started on April 7, 1941. Three months later, to the day, the first manu- facturing operations got under way in the new structure, which was entirely completed and in full operation by October 15, 1941.
Together with other plants, in- creasing steadily in size and number, Addressograph - Multi- graph headquarters exemplify
Euclid's growing importance as an industrial center.
A large number of the men and women who work here live in the City of Euclid. They and their families contribute and share in the civic, social and economic advancement of this community.
The broad lines of Addresso- graph - Multigraph products are essential aids to the efficient and profitable operation of business. The methods which these products put into effect are used for impor- tant procedures in all departments of every kind and size of business.
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ADDRESSOGRAPH - MULTIGRAPH CORPORATION 1200 Babbitt Road, Euclid, Ohio
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Roster
EUCLID CITY OFFICIALS - 1942
Mayor, Kenneth J. Sims
SOLICITOR AUDITOR TREASURER
PAUL H. TORBET
WILLIAM A. ABBOTT HENRY R. CLARK
MEMBERS OF CITY COUNCIL
Engineer
FRANK A. THOMAS
DAN A. CARROLL, President
RALPH HILL
FRANK DERDICH
FRANK BUBSEY
JAMES KENNY
WILLIAM BURNS HARRY KNUTH
LOUIS WESS
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION J. ALBERT LOWELL, President WALTER GRANGER, Secy. JOHN HRABAK
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
ALEXANDER APPLE R. HARRY KOPPICH
Constables
WM. STONEMAN-GEORGE SCHAFER
Supt. of Transportation
HARVEY HEISS
Director of Parks ALBERT RICHEY
Deputy Auditor and
Clerk of Justice of Peace Court
WILLIAM BENTE
Sealer of Weights and Measures
DON HUSTED
CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
MAYOR K. J. SIMS
GILBERT MORGAN
MICHAEL A. SPINO
ROBT. S. JAMESON
Chief of Fire Department
THOMAS P. HANLEY
JOHN DAVIS
Our Faith in Euclid . . .
The fastest growing building company in Northern Ohio joins the fastest growing city in Ohio in promulgating the prime requisites of happy living. A comfortable well-built home, ideally situated in a prosperous progressive community, is the builder of good citizenship in adults and children. We hope that our building program in years to come will do much toward making an already fine city, a finer and happier place in which to live.
BENTON BUILDING CO. 790 EAST 260th STREET
DEVELOPERS OF
Elinore Park Subdivision
EUCLID, OHIO
Safety Director
WILLIAM A. McMASTER
Service Director MICHAEL A. SPINO
Building Inspector
CLYDE WOODMANSEE
SINKING FUND COMMISSION HUGO H. LUX, President WILLIAM E. McKONE JOSEPH K. HOUGH L. A. DREES
Chief of Police
ROLAND N. BAEHR
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Roster
EUCLID CITY SCHOOL OFFICIALS - 1942
BOARD OF EDUCATION WILLIAM F. HECKER, President KEnmore 6300
CLARENCE W. BLISS LOREN J. BULLARD RUSSELL GLASS RAYMOND J. TURK
KEnmore 6300
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
RUSSELL H. ERWINE
KEnmore 6300
ALICE M. RESSLER
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PRINCIPALS
EUCLID - CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
W. G. FORDYCE
SHORE HIGH SCHOOL
DR. LEONARD LOOS
BUOLD CHAN HIGH SCHOOL
DR HERMAN + CHIMER
KEnmore 6300
ROOSEVELT SCHOOL
KEnmore 6300
MISS HAZEL M. BRANDT
NOBLE SCHOOL
KEnmore 6300
DIRECTOR OF STUDENT PERSONNEL LEONARD VORHEES
For General Information Call KEnmore 6300
KEnmore 1200
CHEVROLET
KEnmore 1201
McCAHAN CHEVROLET 473 East 185th Street AT LAKE SHORE BLVD. NEW PASSENGER CARS AND TRUCKS OK'd USED CARS CLEVELAND AUTOMOTIVE TRADE USED CAR WARRANTY
WE USE
Che Cleveland Ernst PURCHASE PLAN
LOWEST COST
FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS DIRECT FACTORY DEALERS KEnmore 1201
KEnmore 1200
IVanhoe 4280
DR. WILBUR A. YAUCH
UPSON SCHOOL
KEnmore 6300
MRS. BESSIE F. WELLS
CLERK-BOARD OF EDUCATION
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EUCLID CHURCHES
CHURCH OF EPIPHANY Lake Shore Blvd. at East 210th Street Rev. Jerry E. Carpenter
HOLY CROSS ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH East 200th Street and Lake Shore Blvd. Rev. Fr. Thomas J. Kirby
NOBLE COMMUNITY CHURCH Babbitt Road near St. Clair Avenue Rev. John F. Berry
ST. PAUL'S ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH East 200th Street, near Chardon Road Rev. Fr. Frank P. Brennan
SHORE HAVEN LUTHERAN CHURCH East 222nd Street at Lakemont Rev. Edwin C. Abendroth
ST. CHRISTINE'S ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH East 222nd Street at Arms Avenue Rev. Fr. A. L. Bombach
BEACHLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH East 185th Street at Abbey Road Rev. Sidney C. Vernon
EAST SHORE METHODIST CHURCH Lake Shore Blvd. at East 230th Street Rev. Paul O. Mayer
EUCLID BAPTIST CHURCH Chardon Road near Euclid Avenue No Pastor appointed.
EUCLID REFORMED CHURCH Chardon Road at East 200th Street Visiting Pastor.
OUR LADY OF THE LOURDES SHRINF. Providence Heights
EUCLID CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Euclid Avenue and East 214th Street Rev. John Murray Allison
Congratulations and Best Wishes to
Euclid Post No. 343, American Legion
BRODEN CONSTRUCTION CO.
Subsidiary of the WEAN ENGINEERING CO., INC.
ENGINEERS - BUILDERS
WIRE MILL AND COLD ROLLING EQUIPMENT
22800 Lakeland Boulevard
EUCLID, OHIO
Euclid Branch Box 3017
INVALID SERVICE IVanhoe 5744
Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer
Kenneth A. Bolton
FUNERAL HOME 19309 NOTTINGHAM ROAD
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EUCLID'S CLUBS
AMERICAN LEGION
Lester Henderson, 14602 Strothmore ove., LI. 2018
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY
Mrs. Harald Fischer, 101 Eost 217th st., KE. 5783-J
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S GARDEN CLUB Mrs. Helen Goad, 111 East 196th st., KE. 0892
CAMP FIRE GIRLS OF EUCLID Mrs. M. G. Wenning, 264 Eost 214th st., KE. 6451-J
COMMUNITY CLUB Mrs. Somuel Foster, 145 Eost 208th st.
EAST 226th HOME OWNERS' ASSN. Clarence A. Wilsdarf, 1996 Eost 226th st., KE. 5037-J
EAGLES CLUB William Rabertsan, 532 Eost 185th st., KE. 9751
EASTLAWN PROPERTY OWNERS ASSN. Lee V. Felt, 274 Eost 191st st,. IV. 4480-W
EUCLID AUX. FRAT. ORDER POLICE
Mrs. G. J. Sullivon, 18701 Naumonn ove., IV. 4315-W
EUCLID BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUB Miss Ruth Collins, 141 East 190th st., IV. 5438-J
EUCLID ROD AND GUN CLUB Mr. R. S. Giles, 124 Eost 220th st., IV. 5675-W
EUCLID CENTRAL P. T. A. Mrs. Wolter Weist, 1574 East 219th st., KE. 3569-R
EUCLID COALITION CLUB-MEN
Don Husted, 85 Eost 280th st., KE. 1479-M
EUCLID COALITION CLUB-WOMEN Mrs. G. Morgan, 1450 East 196th st., IV. 2802-W
EUCLID COUNCIL OF D of A Miss Ellen Jaillet, 728 Eost 92nd st., LI. 0625
EUCLID COUNCIL OF P. T. A. Mrs. M. G. Wenning, 264 Eost 214th st., KE. 6451-J
EUCLID DEMOCRATIC CLUB H. Sterkel, 21349 Loke Shore blvd., KE. 3021-J
EUCLID HEALTH CENTER Mrs. Fred Snider, 254 Eost 216th st., IV. 0073-W
EUCLID IRISH AMERICAN CLUB Mr. Williom Sinnatt, 84 Eost 202nd st.
EUCLID LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS Mrs. H. M. Donner, 137 Eost 272nd st., KE. 2118-W EUCLID REPUBLICAN CLUB Rabert Henn, 22931 Loke Shore blvd., KE. 6408-J
EUCLID SHORE P. T. A. Mrs. E. E. Zenigraf, 160 East 238th st., KE. 5514-W
GARDEN CLUB OF EUCLID
Mrs. J. C. Soll, 60 East 212th st., IV. 2561-W
GARDEN CLUB OF THE HILLS Mrs. Alfons Gaspard, 1974 East 226th st., IV. 5766.W
GIRL SCOUTS OF EUCLID Mrs. Llayd Ackerman, 3912 Glenwaad rd., FA. 4801
HIRAM CLUB H. Heiss, 261 Eost 216th st., KE. 2036-R
HIRAM CLUB AUXILIARY Mrs. Violo Korr, 342 East 248th st., KE. 3033-M
KIWANIS CLUB Mr. Dan Metts, 310 East 216th st., KE. 6617-J
LADIES AUXILIARY I. A. af M.
LAKE SHORE GARDEN CLUB OF EUCLID Mrs. Harley Clarke, 84 East 219th st., KE. 3541-M
LIONS CLUB Edward W. Barnicle, 155 East 197th st., IV. 4056-M
LIONS CLUB AUXILIARY Mrs. Eleanar Clucker, 1186 Belvoir blvd., YE. 6040
MOSS POINT CLUB
Mr. C. F. Shepard, 22051 Edgecliff blvd., KE. 1207-R NOBLE SCHOOL P. T. A. Mrs. J. G. Sears, 801 East 250th st., IV. 2805-W
OUR LADY OF LOURDES CLUB
Mrs. John Korthols, 19741 Manterey ave., IV. 4379-W
ROOSEVELT P. T. A. Mrs. Chorles Wade, 18921 Meredith ave., KE. 5024-J
SLOVENIAN DEMOCRATIC CLUB
TAXPAYERS ASSN. OF EUCLID Rabert Christian, 41 East 194th st., IV. 6902
THREE ARTS CLUB Mrs. Horvey Marris, 276 Eost 218th st., KE. 6685-J
UPSON P. T. A. Mrs. F. F. Nickles, 290 East 266th st., KE. 0681-W
UPSON WELFARE CLUB
Mrs. Chorles Gibsan, 26512 Mallard ove., IV. 4061-M
WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSN. Mrs. Ido Eggert, 24001 Lake Share blvd., KE. 2047-J
WOMEN'S CITY CLUB Mrs. Alexander Apple, 301 East 218th st., KE. 3128
WOMEN'S CIVIC CLUB Mrs. W. H. Staneman, 24301 Lake Share blvd., KE. 1018-M
WOMEN'S SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN SERVICE Mrs. Ray Brawn, 36 East 194th st., KE. 2281-J
"The Talk of the Town"
HAMBURGERS that AMBURGERS
"Always the Place to go After the Dance or Show"
Famous for "CHICKEN on the ROUGH" MANNERS DRIVE-IN 17655 Lake Shore Blvd. (FOR PARTY ORDERS PHONE IVanhos 9539)
KEnmore 5006 KEnmore 0361-J
Taylor Realty Co.
Real Estate
BUILDING - FINANCING
17572 LAKE SHORE BOULEVARD
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FIRST AID (STATION - EUCLID CITY HALL)
POLICE: KEnmore 3200 FIRE: KEnmore 0271
A prepared medicine cabinet should have a few simple remedies and surgical dressings. A suggested list of sup- plies follows:
Witch hazel, 2 ounces.
Olive oil, 2 drams.
Aromatic spirits of ammonia, 2 ounces (rubber cork).
Epsom salts, 4 ounces or 6 Seidlitz powders.
Mustard, powdered, 2 ounces.
Lime water, 2 ounces.
Syrup of Ginger, 2 ounces.
Syrup of ipecac, 2 ounces. Bismuth subnitrate tablets, 5 grains (100 tablets to the bottle).
Carbolized vaseline, 1 tube.
Talcum powder, 1 tin.
Oil of cloves, 1 dram bottle (labeled "poison").
Soda mint tablets, 1 bottle.
Absorbent cotton, 1/2 pound.
Antiseptic gauze, 1 small package.
Scissors, 1 pair.
Roller bandages, 3 large and 3 small.
Pins, ordinary and safety.
Collodion; 1 small bottle with brush.
Medicine glass, 1.
Iodine, 1/2 strength, 2 ounces in bottle or bottle, 2 ounce, 1. Iodine swabs, 6.
Camel's hair brush, 1.
Bain-Aids, 1 inch, 6.
Burn Ointment, Tannoid or Amertan, family size tube, 1. Smelling salts or Ammonia inhalants, 6.
The foregoing supplies may be purchased economically from any druggist whose advertisement appears in this directory. Any poisons it is necessary to keep on hand should be kept in a safe place under lock and key.
POISONING
PHONE FOR PHYSICIAN PHONE FOR PHYSICIAN Corrosive Poisons: (a) Strong Acids, as Sulphuric, Hydrochloric, Nitric.
Antidote: Baking Soda, magnesia, lime-water or soap- suds.
(b) Strong Alkalis, as Caustic Soda, Lime, Pctash.
Antidote: Vinegar, lemon juice.
Follow the antidote in either acid or alkali poisoning immediately with large doses of olive oil, milk, eggs, or flour and water, to dilute and sooth the parts, and then as an emetic.
Ptomaine Poisoning: Give emetic.
Emetics: Mustard and water, salt and water, luke- warm water alone in large quantities, ipecac. Do not waste time in getting the exact dose, and repeat if pro- fuse vomiting does not result.
Irritant Poisons: Bichloride Tablets, Paris Green, Sugar of Lead, Arsenic, Phosphorous, Poisonous Plants, Cyanide of Potash.
Antidotes: Dilute and sooth with large quantities of salad oil, milk, eggs, soap-suds, starch or flour water. Then give an emetic like salt water or mustard and
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DIE CASTINGS
ZINC AND ALUMINUM ALLOYS
21500 St. Clair Avenue KEnmore 5400 Cleveland
FRED KRAUSS GARAGE
General and Specialized AUTOMOBILE SERVICE
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TRY OUR LUBRICATION DEPARTMENT FOR REAL SATISFACTION
1570 Dille Rd. at Euclid KEn. 3875
For A Pleasant Evening . .
KMETT'S
MINT TAVERN
397 EAST 156TH STREET Next to North American Bank
Music Every Friday and Saturday FISH FRY EVERY FRIDAY
Our Clubroom Is Available for Weddings, Banquets Card Parties, Etc. "A Friendly Host to a Host of Friends"
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water. Follow with stimulants like strong coffee or tea, or spirits of ammonia. (No oil in phosphorous poisoning.) Nerve Poisons: Opium, Morphine, Paragoric, etc.
Antidotes: Give emetic if poison is just taken. Keep awake by strong coffee, slapping with wet towels, walking the victim supported on each side. Call FIRST AID if artificial respiration is needed. Strychnine (the most common), Belladonna, Prussic Acid, etc.
Antidotes: Give an emetic at once, or tickle the back of the throat with the finger until vomiting is produced. Artificial respiration if breathing stops. Stimulants. Get doctor at once. Call FIRST AID at once in case artificial respiration might be needed.
Iodine: Fortunately tincture of iodine is not a virulent poison. Fatal cases are rare.
Antidote: Give immediately two tablespoons of starch in a teacup of water, either cornstarch or laundry starch, then produce vomiting by putting the finger in the throat, or an emetic.
In every case where instructed to call FIRST AID it must be remembered the men composing the squad are not physicians. Their purpose is to render emergency aid only or to trans- port the patient to hospital or doctor.
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
In the name of humanity, if you witness an injury to anyone don't ever pick up the injured person, with idea of putting into a car and rushing to a hospital or physician. Un- less you are absolutely certain that the injury is very slight you should not attempt to handle the injured at all. For the untrained person to attempt to move the injured may result in an irreparable harm rather than good.
NEVER run automobile engine in closed garage; OPEN DOORS WIDE.
NEVER crawl under car with engine running, EVEN if the car is in open air.
NEVER sit in closed car with engine running, EVEN if in ventilated garage.
NEVER sit in closed car with engine running and all windows shut, EVEN if car is in open air. Always have windows open.
Have car inspected frequently by a responsible person to keep it in fit running condition.
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