Miscellaneous publication (United States Public Health Service.) no. 17-19, 1918, Issues 17-19Public Health Service, 1919 |
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... develops in which the patient is dull and listless , can not sleep at night , his gait is slow , and his memory bad . Some of the symp- toms of acute poisoning may also be present . As 0.4 per cent of carbon monoxide in the air will ...
... develops in which the patient is dull and listless , can not sleep at night , his gait is slow , and his memory bad . Some of the symp- toms of acute poisoning may also be present . As 0.4 per cent of carbon monoxide in the air will ...
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... develop in the body . These germs and parasites get into water through the discharges of infected human beings or animals , and in order to prevent well persons from becoming ill it is necessary that water should be kept free from human ...
... develop in the body . These germs and parasites get into water through the discharges of infected human beings or animals , and in order to prevent well persons from becoming ill it is necessary that water should be kept free from human ...
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... developed along simpler lines , thereby saving expense to the builder without loss in efficiency . Privies . In rural districts and in small towns which have no water - carriage system , privies should be used to dispose of the ...
... developed along simpler lines , thereby saving expense to the builder without loss in efficiency . Privies . In rural districts and in small towns which have no water - carriage system , privies should be used to dispose of the ...
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... developed in 8 or 10 days after birth , and each female is capable of laying 100 or more eggs . The eggs are smooth , white , glistening bodies . Under favorable circumstances they are trans- formed into larvæ or maggots within 12 hours ...
... developed in 8 or 10 days after birth , and each female is capable of laying 100 or more eggs . The eggs are smooth , white , glistening bodies . Under favorable circumstances they are trans- formed into larvæ or maggots within 12 hours ...
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... developed in thousands . This biological method of delarvization by heat is equivalent to the heating of the whole of the fresh manure to a temperature of 50 ° C. ( 122 ° F. ) to 60 ° C. ( 140 ° F. ) , and is effected without apparatus ...
... developed in thousands . This biological method of delarvization by heat is equivalent to the heating of the whole of the fresh manure to a temperature of 50 ° C. ( 122 ° F. ) to 60 ° C. ( 140 ° F. ) , and is effected without apparatus ...
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