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The bathroom is a good place
for close shaves but not the kind
this chap has just had. That’s poi
son he has in his handl
But he got a break. He detected
the poison in time. Last year, ac
cording to the National Safety
Council, about 1,700 persons
weren’t so lucky at home. They
died because they took the poison.
If they had known and used a
few simple precautions they might
be alive today and going about
their business, most of them help
ing to win the war. But they’re
dead and more will die the same
way this year if they aren’t care
ful.
The best way for you to protect
yourself and your family is to
keep poisons entirely separate
from medicines and foods. Chil
dren have mistaken lye for sugar
and died for the error.
If you must keep poisons in the
medicine cabinet, the cabinet
should be kept locked, at least
until the children are old enough
to know the danger of poisons.
For the safety not only of chil
dren but also of older members
of the family, poisons should be
clearly labeled. In addition the
bottle should be “marked” in such
a way that it will always be easily
identified—even in the dark.
Pins stuck in the cork, as shown
at the top of the cartoon, will
warn the user that contents are
deadly.
This simple device will keep you
and your family safe.
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If you think “Pop” is perform
ing a parlor trick, you’re wrong.
He’s trying to land without break
ing his neck.
We hope he has luck, but his
chances aren’t too good.
The National Safety Council
tells us that 30,500 persons were
killed in home accidents last
year.
These men, women and children
were killed in many ways, but
half of the deaths were caused by
falls. Falls, like many home acci
dents, are often the fault of some
body besides the victim.
Children must be taught to pick
up their playthings when they are
through playing with them. Adults
can set a good example by leav
ing nothing around, particularly
on stairs and steps, that might
cause someone to fall.
Falls are caused by grease or
milk or water not wiped up from
the kitchen floor, soap in bath
tubs, icy walks, broken steps,
porches without handrails, dark
hallways, makeshift ladders, un
anchored rugs and poorly lighted
stairs cluttered with mops, buck
ets, or rubbish.
Home accidents represent a
shameful human waste—a danger
ous waste during an all-out war.
You can help reduce this toll by
making sure that neither you nor
members of your family will be
injured or killed as a result of
your carelessness. It is the patri
otic duty of every member of your
family to do the same.
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This Page-One Of A Series Of Three-Published In The Interest Of Greater Safety By The Following:
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THEATRES
A. W. WHEELER & SON
MANUFACTURERS OF
Ladies’ Fine Hosiery
ECUSTA PAPE CORP.
HARRY H. STRAUS, Pres.
Pisgah Forest,
North Carolina
Citizens Telephone Co.
Schulmans
Town of Brevard
Transylvania Trust Company
Rose’s 5, 10 and 25c Store
J. B. King’s Market
Abercrombie Furniture Co.
Dixie Cleaners
Brevard Shoe Shop
Duke Power Company
D. Guy Dean
Meet Your Friends At
Ford’s Corner
Harry R. Sellers (personal)
McFee’s Jewelry & Radio Shop
Nickel Bargain House
The Grill
Varner’s Drug Store
Houston Furniture Company
Bridges’ Delivery Service
Winner’s
Whiteway Dry Cleaners
Brevard Sample Store
Farmers Supply Co.
Transylvania Times
Canteen Cafe
Macfie’s Drug Store
H. E. Newbury
Phillip Price’s News Stand
LONG’S DRUG STORE
DEPENDABLE
Prescription Service
PATTERSON’S
“Brevard** Shopping Center”
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Accidents Can Be Prevented.... With Your Cooperation!
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