Miscellaneous publication (United States Public Health Service.) no. 17-19, 1918, Issues 17-19Public Health Service, 1919 |
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Page 19
... necessary only to tack a strip of light canvas 1 inch wide around the top and one side of the door facing on the outer side ( not on the screen door ) , so that when the door closes this canvas will take up all the lost or extra space ...
... necessary only to tack a strip of light canvas 1 inch wide around the top and one side of the door facing on the outer side ( not on the screen door ) , so that when the door closes this canvas will take up all the lost or extra space ...
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... necessary , in four hours . The hypochlorite solution de- stroys the carbon monoxide hemoglobin by oxidation and sets the hemoglobin free so that it can again take oxygen to the tissues . Electricity is used to supply light by the ...
... necessary , in four hours . The hypochlorite solution de- stroys the carbon monoxide hemoglobin by oxidation and sets the hemoglobin free so that it can again take oxygen to the tissues . Electricity is used to supply light by the ...
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... necessary if the proper amount of moisture were pres- ent . On account of this chilly feeling due to dry air , many persons wear too much clothing while indoors , with the result that a layer of moisture covers the skin , rendering the ...
... necessary if the proper amount of moisture were pres- ent . On account of this chilly feeling due to dry air , many persons wear too much clothing while indoors , with the result that a layer of moisture covers the skin , rendering the ...
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... necessary . moisture by contrivances of this kind is evident when the quantity of water that should be evaporated for this purpose is considered . For example , Surgeon Clark of the United States Public Health Service cites the ...
... necessary . moisture by contrivances of this kind is evident when the quantity of water that should be evaporated for this purpose is considered . For example , Surgeon Clark of the United States Public Health Service cites the ...
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... necessary to provide elasticity and supple- ness to the muscles , bones , cartilages , and tendons , to moisten various parts of the body so that they can perform their functions , and to act as a solvent for the food so that it may be ...
... necessary to provide elasticity and supple- ness to the muscles , bones , cartilages , and tendons , to moisten various parts of the body so that they can perform their functions , and to act as a solvent for the food so that it may be ...
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