Published by the Cramer Chemical Co.
: Gardner, Kansas

THE FIRST AIDER

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(Left to Right)—-Frank Cramer of our company. Then from the University
of Arizona, A. L. Slonaker, business manager, G, A. (Tex.) Oliver, Head foot

ball coach and Brenham Robinson, assistant foot ball

Chuck Cramer of our company.

coach. At right,

Mr. Oliver’s Arizona teams need no introduction. They are always out-

standing. With

two gymnasiums, three out door swimming pools, basket

ball and polo stadiums and tennis courts, they are well equipped to care

for their athletes.

 

 

plete coverage. Hold in place with |
Adhesive Tape.

This same type of dressing should
be used on all new and old wounds,

blisters, boils, track burns and
“strawberries.”

The Healing Ointment forms an
artificial scab which protects the

wound from infection and permits
the building of new tissues to begin
immediately and to continue without
interruption.

Tissue building is carried on by the
blood. This means all tissue is built
up from underneath the wound.

If through neglect, carelessness or
ignorance, a wound is not called to
your attention until after it has be-
come infected—use Athletic Anti-
septic Alcohol to clean and _ then
apply Athletic Healing Ointment and
bandage. Repeat this treatment once
each day and favorable results are
assured.

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Strawberries

A strawberry is a burn where an
area of skin is torn off by friction.
This occurs most frequently on the
knee, elbow, hip or shin, but may
occur on the shoulder from falling
over a hurdle, or in football.

If this wound is filled with cinders
and dirt, it is advisable to wash with
warm soap suds, picking out as many
cinders as possible, while washing.
Then saturate a piece of cotton with

tire injured area. Leave this on for
five minutes. This allows time ito
thoroughly sterilize, coagulate the
blood and lymph, draw the torn, jag-
ged edges together, contract the bro-
ken capillaries and properly prepare
it for an antiseptic dressing.

The more thorough you make this
application of Nitrophen, the more
sure you will be of quick recovery.

Along with its ability to sterilize,
Nitrophen contains a chemical which
anaesthetizes the wound, relieving
the pain and reducing the soreness.

For the antiseptic dressing—cover
the entire wound with Athletic
(Healing) Ointment, or if the wound
is severe, place the ointment on a
bandage and lay it over the wound.
Bind on with adhesive tape.

an artificial scab which permits tis-
sue granulation to start within five
minutes after it is applied.

- If the wound is deep, these treat-
ments should be repeated for several
days.

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Itching Between Toes

Itching between the toes is not al-
ways athletes foot. It may just be
galled skin. These should be immedi-
ately treated with Nitrophen.

Just put the Nitrophen on cotton
and place between the toes. Leave for
some time—until the cotton is dry
and then apply a coating of Athletic
Tr. Benzoin Comp. ‘

 

Nitrophen and place it over the en-

 

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Athletic (Healing) Ointment forms |

 

 

HEALING OINTMENT

Used as a sterile dress-
ing over cuts of all
kinds, blisters, boils, ete.

 

2°07 Cane one $0.35
A507. Caner 50
Pounds Jars. 2-2 e 2 1.50

RED HOT OINTMENT

Creates heat which re-
lieves deep seated pain
of sore muscles, sprains,
and. bruises.

D-O7' Can 2 oe $0.35
A O77 Cane a> 2S 50

‘Pound? Gans 222221250

ANALGESIC BALM

Creates warmth, relieves
congestion. Can be used
under heat lamp.

DOF: Canes so $0.35
4°07). Cano See .50
Potmd&@an® 2. 1.85

FOOT OINTMENT

Very effective in curing

 

“Athlete’s__ Foot, gym
itch and ringworm.
ATHLETIC Ae
sate 2 «Oz. Can-__>_-. _-$0.40
i Bound Jar= ee 2.00

INHALANT

Used in the nose gives
immediate relief of
nose, throat and sinus.

Oo O7-.Cane2 = ee $0.40
FIRM GRIP
= An excellent non-slip
paste for hands—pre-
vents fumbling.
Gomes, 94 Oz. Can__________ $0.50
1 Pound Jar______- 1:35

5 grains each—Pure As-
pirin.

100 Tablets in Can_$0.50

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