The employee was a glass driller who used turpentine in connection with his work. In the process turpentine was spilled on his arms and legs, which produced dermatitis venenata on his hands and arms and aggravated an unrelated hemostatic dermatitis in his legs. There was ample evidence to present a question of fact for the board's determination in this regard. The evidence justifies a finding of an average wage rate of $40 per week and the board properly rejected a payroll...
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