... placed the fumi- gating apparatus, consisting of a tin framework with a thin iron plate, and a small spirit lamp, so situated as not to endanger the safety of the person. The most suitable mercurial preparations ...

... and a wide-brimmed hat); following health and safety rules at work (gloves and goggles). The don'ts include tobacco use (a tin of chew tobacco and a full ashtray); taking ...

... forceps, scissors. jack knife, pins, as-sorted ; pins, safety; needles and thread. (Bottom.) Candle and matches in tin case. 2 band-ages, anti-septic. 1 bandage. ...

... cc. .60 .75 81.25 each. 2638. —Limb, Safety, Liebig’s. .Each, .50 2639. —Magic Lanterns, French, square tin. Small medium large 86.00 10.00 15. ...

... Poli- Press. cies and the California Health Care Safety Net.” Project Hope, Center for Health Affairs. Policy 58. Mullan, Fitzhugh. Nov/Dec 2001. “Tin Cup Analysis Brief 3 (1); 1-4. (www. ...

... fkin nor eyes fhewed the leaft appearance of tins color. ... im- portance, both to individual Safety and to the wek fare of the community ...

... 150 Ointment (boric acid)... 4 lbs. Ointment boxes (tin).... 2 Olive oil substitute......1 qt. Pail (dressing).........1 Paper (27 in. wrapping). . 1 roll Pillow cases............6 pair Pins, (safety)..........3 doz. Pitchers (white enamel).. 1 Plate (electric ...

... child’s reach. Burns may be prevented by using safety matches only and keep- ing them in a covered tin can or box where the child cannot climb ...

... made to substitute other materials for rubber, antimony, tin, copper, steel, textiles, paper, and paint. In all these studies, the primary considera- tion was to effect conservation without sacrificing the safety of the soldier who used the weapons or ...

... 315 of sodium.....242 of tantalum.....304 of tin.......300 of tungsten.....302 of uranium.....293 of vanadium .... 303 of zinc.......290 Oxygen.......121 Oxy-hydrogen, flame and blowpipe.....130 safety-jet......130 Ozone......127, 136 Ozokerite......541 Panaquilon...... ...