New life-saving apparatus introduced Monday (October 16) at the National Safety Congress in Chicago, is demonstrated by firemen. Developed by the Mine Safety Appliances Company, Pittsburgh, the automatic breathing instrument is called a "Pneolator." It can be safely used, the company said, for treating victims of any kind of asphyxiation.

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New life-saving apparatus introduced Monday (October 16) at the National Safety Congress in Chicago, is demonstrated by firemen. Developed by the Mine Safety Appliances Company, Pittsburgh, the automatic breathing instrument is called a "Pneolator." It can be safely used, the company said, for treating victims of any kind of asphyxiation.

[ca. October 1950]

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CollectionDigital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

[Information from item housing] Life Saving Equipment (Demonstration)

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