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"Peroxide of Hydrogen"
I.N. Love, M.D. Journal of the American Medical Association March 3, 1888 Volume X, Number 9, pages 262-265 A quote from the following paper... "After
a six months' trial of the peroxide of hydrogen, considering the nature of the agent and its effect upon purulent matter and
bacteria, I feel justified in concluding the peroxide of hydrogen is a most efficient means of cleansing purulent surfaces,
deep cavities and sinuses, and stimulating the healing process in ulcerating parts. As a destroyer of microbes it is
of great value as a local application in diptheria and scarlet fever, ozaena, coryza and whooping cough."
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