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... Employes ... Expert Witness , The ... 72 Hemorrhage , Discussion on the Treatment of ..... 96 91 Eye , Foreign Bodies in . 245 Hemorrhage , Traumatic , of Lungs .. 171 Eye , Minor Injuries of .... 196 Hemorrhoids , Anusol in the ...
... Employes ... Expert Witness , The ... 72 Hemorrhage , Discussion on the Treatment of ..... 96 91 Eye , Foreign Bodies in . 245 Hemorrhage , Traumatic , of Lungs .. 171 Eye , Minor Injuries of .... 196 Hemorrhoids , Anusol in the ...
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... employes in the First Aid to the injured . It need hardly be mentioned that a majority of the cases of injuries coming to our attention are those sustained by railroad employes . Their duties are hazardous at the best . Generally ...
... employes in the First Aid to the injured . It need hardly be mentioned that a majority of the cases of injuries coming to our attention are those sustained by railroad employes . Their duties are hazardous at the best . Generally ...
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... employes and indirectly to the rail- roads , which have so often to pay compensation for in- juries sustained . The lessening of the gravity of the results of injuries would follow as a consequence and as well the monetary measure of ...
... employes and indirectly to the rail- roads , which have so often to pay compensation for in- juries sustained . The lessening of the gravity of the results of injuries would follow as a consequence and as well the monetary measure of ...
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... employes . Whether railroad . companies should maintain hospitals , over which they have absolute control , or should patronize public institu- tions , is a matter for debate , and as my experience has been largely with public hospitals ...
... employes . Whether railroad . companies should maintain hospitals , over which they have absolute control , or should patronize public institu- tions , is a matter for debate , and as my experience has been largely with public hospitals ...
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... employes , and of that number about 3,000 are injured annually . The majority of these injuries are slight and do ... employe had his hand badly crushed and was sent to the hospital . After he had been there a week or ten days I received ...
... employes , and of that number about 3,000 are injured annually . The majority of these injuries are slight and do ... employe had his hand badly crushed and was sent to the hospital . After he had been there a week or ten days I received ...
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