The Plattsburg Manual
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6. A Treatment for Blisters. Be careful not to tear off the skincovering the blister. Heat the point of a needle until it is red hot andwhen it cools insert it under the live skin a little distance away fromthe blister. Push it through to the under side of the bruised skin orblister and then press out the water. To protect the blister, grease asmall piece of chamois with vaseline and place it so that it covers theblister and extends over on the solid skin surrounding it. Then place apiece of ox...ide adhesive tape over the chamois. This method allows theprotective covering to be removed without rupturing the skin over theblister and protects the new tender and sensitive skin so that theweight can be rested upon the foot without causing severe pain. One manin each squad should be provided with a needle, adhesive tape, a bottleof vaseline, and a piece of chamois for the common use of the squad.
7. Shoes.
a. Be sure they fit your feet. The business shoe you wear at the office won't do for marching when, with the additional weight you carry, your foot spreads in breadth and extends in length; hence your marching shoes should be longer and broader than your business shoes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
6. A Treatment for Blisters. Be careful not to tear off the skincovering the blister. Heat the point of a needle until it is red hot andwhen it cools insert it under the live skin a little distance away fromthe blister. Push it through to the under side of the bruised skin orblister and then press out the water. To protect the blister, grease asmall piece of chamois with vaseline and place it so that it covers theblister and extends over on the solid skin surrounding it. Then place apiece of ox...ide adhesive tape over the chamois. This method allows theprotective covering to be removed without rupturing the skin over theblister and protects the new tender and sensitive skin so that theweight can be rested upon the foot without causing severe pain. One manin each squad should be provided with a needle, adhesive tape, a bottleof vaseline, and a piece of chamois for the common use of the squad.
7. Shoes.
a. Be sure they fit your feet. The business shoe you wear at the office won't do for marching when, with the additional weight you carry, your foot spreads in breadth and extends in length; hence your marching shoes should be longer and broader than your business shoes.
What to read after The Plattsburg Manual?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellis Olin Oglesby to read onlineMoreLess
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