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ATHLETIC LINIMENT

Has special penetrating
powers. Has no equal in
treating muscular sore-
ness, stiffness, etc.

  

% Pint Bottle_____ $0.80

  
   

se - Pint Bottle. 1225
cy Quart Bottle 73 2.25
[2.8 Gallon Bottle______ 5.00

 

ATHLETIC RUBDOWN

An effective rub-down
containing alcohol, gly-
cerine and wintergreen.

% Pint Bottle_____$0.50

_y Pint Bottle..._-___ 15
exit Quart: :Bottles:2.:2 1.25
Sa Gallon Bottle______ 3.90

 

A liquid for toughening
the skin of feet and
hands. Used under ad-
hesive tape.

   

Pint. Bottles <3 = $1.50
Quart Bottle______ 2.50
Gallon Bottle______ 7.90

    
 
  

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- Contains Benzoin § and
Tannic acid for toughen-
ing skin. Can be’ used
- under adhesive tape.

¥% Pint Bottle_____ $0.75
Pints Bottle: 2222224 1.30
Gallon Bottle______ 6.90

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TANNIC ACID COMPOUND

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One can makes six gal-
lons of foot bath solu-
tion which is excellent
in prevention of “Ath-

  
     
    

creer lete’s” Foot.
mucous 2% Pound Can___-_- $0.45
5: Pound: Cans... 3.50

EFFERVESCING ALKALINE
POWDER
ea Fcams when mixed with

water. Relieves acid con-
dition of the system,

8 Oz. Bottle_______$0.60

THE FIRST AIDER

Published by the Cramer Chemical Co.
Gardner, Kansas

 

(Left to Right) Dr. James Naismith, inventor of Basket Ball, Glenn Cun-
ningham, World’s Greatest Miler and Sec Taylor of the Des Moines Reg-
ister and Tribune, one of the country’s leading sports writers.

 

 

Treatment of Blisters

Blisters, especially on the feet, pro-
bably cause more infection than any
other class of wounds, because of neg-
lect, lack of sanitation and friction
of shoes.

A blister should be carefully open-
ed with a knife or scissors sterilized
with Athletic Antiseptic Alcohol and
the liquid allowed to drain. Cut away
all the loose skin ‘possible, then apply
Nitrophen in amount sufficient to
penetrate thoroughly all the blister-
ed surface. Saturate a piece of cotton
with Nitrophen, place over the en-
tire area and allow to remain while
a dressing is being prepared.

To make the dressing, use a pad of
sterile gauze. Cover with a_ thick
coating of Athletic Healing Ointment
apply it directly to the wound and
fasten on firmly with adhesive tape.
Repeat this dressing daily as long as
necessary.

It is advisable that a loose shoe or
slipper be worn while the blister is
healing..

After the new skin is formed and
all danger of infection is past it is
advisable to apply Athletic Tr. Ben-
Zui as it tends to toughen the new
skin,

Caution: The real secret of success
with this treatment depends on allow-
ing TIME for Nitrophen to do its
work.

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Treatment of Fire Burns

For convenience here, fire burns
can be classified in two groups:

1. Minor burns, (1st degree burns)
where only the skin is damaged.
poe are lamp burns and sun-

urn.

2, Severe burns (2nd and 8rd de-
gree burns) where larger areas
of skin and flesh have been de-

 

stroyed.

 

For Minor Burns

Immediately apply a tannic acid so-
lution to the burn with cotton or if
necessary, spray or pour it on.

Tannic acid in water solution will
not keep its strength many days but
in Nitrophen the tannic acid is held
in an alcoholic solution which allows
it to keep its strength indefinitely.
We therefore recommend Nitrophen,
as it is always ready for use.

Now, because of the tannic and pic-
ric acids, Nitrophen will coagulate
the poison formed by the burn, de-
stroy any harmful bacteria, seal the
nerve ends and promote the growth
of new tissues quickly.

The entire area must be kept mois-
tened with Nitrophen as long as
there is any buring sensation left
in the wound.

This same treatment is recommend-
ed for windburn and sunburn, At the
recent World’s Fair in Chicago, the
Henry Ford hospital gave a vivid pic-
ture of the tannic acid treatment for
burns by the use of life-sized figures.

CAUTION: Never use an oil, grease,
ointment or salve as first treatment
on a new burn. Burned tissue creates
a poison or toxin which is absorbed
into the blood unless it is counter-
acted by proper treatment. By apply-
ing an oil or grease, this poison is
sealed in, so that it can only be elim-
inated through the blood and when
thus absorbed it causes sickness and
nausea.

The treatment of burns is now very
simple, Just apply Nitrophen.

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For Severe Burns
In case of a severe burn immediate-

ly apply Nitrophen and call the doc-
tor.

Tetanus or Lockjaw

Whenever you have a wound in the
nature of a puncture, which might