\Vc ne forced into combination with the lead, the lead will lake it up, but moral of the story is brought \ th. ere ib danger ano, in ifac. .i, a_ timosi Lu_n -a!

Lead Poison a >j d Goar lHE PQSSiQiLtTY THAT LEAD tttTOAKATtOU CAM CAUSE OS .PJ&OPtlHT &ObT CAUU07 BE iQUORED.

^ 00826 Year 1928 1951 1932 1933 193* 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1943 1945 19*7 1948 1949 1950 Cases of Lead Poisoning in C h ild ren Recorded by Tne K e tte r in g L ab orato ry by Years (Ho c a s e s r e c o r d e d d u r in g th e y e a r s o m itte d ) Number o f C ases 2 1 1 1 4 5 2 4 3 5 5 1 2 2 3 6 12 Number o f F a t a l i t i e s 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 3 4 Confirmed by Analir t ic a l Data On B lo o d and (bn T i s s u e Urine 2 1 1 1 31 32 2 4 3 5 5 1 11 11 3 53 84 A ll Years 59 IT 47 14 Comments 1 .

. , t h e 'symptoms and methods of determ ining whether or not an in d iv id u a l has . receiv ed e th y l gaso lin e lead poisoning.

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If it fa ils to w arn th em , a s u n fortu n ately it so m e t im e s d o e s, th ey h ave a r e lat iv e ly m ild c a se o f le ad poison in g to d eal w ith .

In the course of time, partly because of the prevalence of lead poisoning among painters, partly because of the obvious economy of machine work, and partly because of the rapid increase of demand incident upon the growth of the country, the corroders of lead began to offer their product ground in oil.

In the course of time, partly because of the prevalence of lead poisoning among painters, partly because of the obvious economy of machine work, and partly because of the rapid increase of demand incident upon the growth of the country, the corroders of lead began to offer their product ground in oil.

mint, paph/sm. day coiop aa/o /pn/te lead plants CH/CA60.

e/v 2, I N23339 0007-SWP-000127725 Ml 1 0007-SWP-000127726 j no- t*r Priced Catalogue OF THE PRODUCTS OF THE ' DETROIT WHITE LEAD WORKS MAKERS OF Paints & Varnishes M .i Detroit White Lead Works Makers of Faints * Vatnisbes CHICAGO DETROIT BUFFALO I li 0007-SWP-000127727 0007-SWP-000127728 r V V DETROIT WHITE LEAD WORKS.

.--------------------------------------- 25 29 Golden Oak Stain---------------------------------- 33 * 3 33 Graining Colors (Oil and Distemper)----- 25 22 Graining Preparation----------------------------- 40 34 Graphite--Black Lead--------------------------- 15 36 Graphite Pipe Joint and Gasket Comp-- 20 Eastern U-l HU 1585 24 Liquid Gold24 Lustroline Imperial Gold Enamel.. 40 40 M 35 Machine Paint and Filler.________ 20 O 31 Old Dutch Enamel-- 30 Oil Stain____________ 40 40 P 29 Permanent Mahogany Stain No. 700-- 33>3 39 Permento____________________ _._______ 40 44 P.

In 1892 lie became a corroder of white lead THE OHIO TVRPESTISE LAW.

Estimating Lead Exposure and Blood Lead Levels....................... .

Rat chov plua paint film containing 0.42X lead aa lead chromate 6.

Either of these estimates suggests that the abundance of lead is more than 100 times that of cadmium or mercury, two other significant systemic metallic poisons.