...a camp the sanitary conditions of which were perfect, one or more cases of the fever would develop. Typhoid fever is disseminated by the transference...infected individual to the alimentary canals of others. The disease is more likely to become epidemic in camps than in civil life, because of lack of facilities...

...camp, the sanitary conditions of which were perfect. one or more cases of typhoid fever would develop. Typhoid fever is disseminated by the transference...infected individual to the alimentary canals of others. • Typhoid fever is more likely to become epidemic in camps than in civil life because of the greater...

...a camp the sanitary conditions of which were perfect, one or more cases of the fever would develop. Typhoid fever is disseminated by the transference...infected individual to the alimentary canals of others. The disease is more likely to become epidemic in camps than in civil life, because of lack of facilities...

...sickness from this disease is well known to every student of sanitary science. Moreover, since the disease is disseminated by the transference of the excretions...individual to the alimentary canals of others, it must follow that the more thoroughly and completely the excretions are removed from the vicinity of...

...investigations led the board to believe typhoid fever to be of specific origin. The disease is transmitted by the transference of the excretions of an infected individual to the alimentary canal of others. Flies served as carriers in 1898. It was also probably transmitted by clothing, by...

...geographical location. (6) Typhoid fever is so widely distributed in this country that om or more cases are likely to appear in any regiment within eight weeks after assembly. We have no reliable data concerning the extent to which typhoid fever prevails in this country, but...

...going into camp ; that typhoid fei'er is so widely distributed in this country that one or more cases are likely to appear in any regiment within eight...Typhoid fever is disseminated by the transference of tire excretions of an infected individual to the alimentary canals of others. It is more than probable...

...factor in the spread of typhoid in the national encampments of 1898. The conclusion was reached that the fever is disseminated by the transference of the excretions...infected individual to the alimentary canals of others, and that a man infected with typhoid fever may scatter the infection in every latrine, or regiment,...

...factor in the spread of typhoid in the national encampments of 1898. The conclusion was reached that the fever is disseminated by the transference of the excretions...infected individual to the alimentary canals of others, and that a man infected with typhoid fever may scatter the infection in every latrine, or regiment,...

...slums of crowded towns, in the tenement house and the palace — and why? Simply because it is mainly disseminated by the transference of the excretions...infected individual to the alimentary canals of others, and generally directly or indirectly through a polluted water-supply. Woodridge says : ' ' Typhoid...