Miscellaneous publication (United States Public Health Service.) no. 17-19, 1918, Issues 17-19Public Health Service, 1919 |
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... side of the room , as a freer circulation of air can then be obtained through the room . All openings in the house should be screened to keep out rats , flies , and mosquitoes . Surgeon von Ezdorf gives the following direc- tions for ...
... side of the room , as a freer circulation of air can then be obtained through the room . All openings in the house should be screened to keep out rats , flies , and mosquitoes . Surgeon von Ezdorf gives the following direc- tions for ...
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... 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 . To the lower edge , on the outer side of the door , a strip of canvas may be ...
... 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 . To the lower edge , on the outer side of the door , a strip of canvas may be ...
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... side is cold . A stove is better than a fireplace in that it radiates heat in all directions if it is set out in a room . The air also coming in contact with the hot stove ascends and mixes with the rest of the air in the room , thereby ...
... side is cold . A stove is better than a fireplace in that it radiates heat in all directions if it is set out in a room . The air also coming in contact with the hot stove ascends and mixes with the rest of the air in the room , thereby ...
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... side had one or more cases while the houses on the other side had none at all . The former were supplied by the town ; the latter depended upon wells . This epidemic will ever stand out in the literature as a clear - cut instance of ...
... side had one or more cases while the houses on the other side had none at all . The former were supplied by the town ; the latter depended upon wells . This epidemic will ever stand out in the literature as a clear - cut instance of ...
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... sides and thus mix with the water at the bottom . Driven wells are good in sandy regions . Care should be taken to ... side to carry off the surface water , as this water , if allowed to flow into the spring , may carry filth and dirt ...
... sides and thus mix with the water at the bottom . Driven wells are good in sandy regions . Care should be taken to ... side to carry off the surface water , as this water , if allowed to flow into the spring , may carry filth and dirt ...
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