Journal of Comparative Medicine and Surgery, Volume 21W.L. Hyde & Company, 1900 - Veterinary medicine |
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... favorable to the veterinary profession , they are links in the march of progress and perfectly consistent with the laws of evolution . The department stores will , for they have already , adopted the horseless carriages for the delivery ...
... favorable to the veterinary profession , they are links in the march of progress and perfectly consistent with the laws of evolution . The department stores will , for they have already , adopted the horseless carriages for the delivery ...
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... favorable conditions . These germs are very susceptible to light and probably to low temperatures . So that if we are able to keep a stable vacant for a comparatively short time , and especially if it be well lighted and ventilated ...
... favorable conditions . These germs are very susceptible to light and probably to low temperatures . So that if we are able to keep a stable vacant for a comparatively short time , and especially if it be well lighted and ventilated ...
Page 43
... all have expressed themselves in favor of the establishment of a Veterinary Corps in the army . The majority of the United States Senators and of the members of Congress have expressed themselves as favorable to the estab- EDITORIALS . 43.
... all have expressed themselves in favor of the establishment of a Veterinary Corps in the army . The majority of the United States Senators and of the members of Congress have expressed themselves as favorable to the estab- EDITORIALS . 43.
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of Congress have expressed themselves as favorable to the estab- lishment of a Veterinary Corps in the army , and have promised their support to establish it . The President of the United States has expressed himself favorably to it ...
of Congress have expressed themselves as favorable to the estab- lishment of a Veterinary Corps in the army , and have promised their support to establish it . The President of the United States has expressed himself favorably to it ...
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... favorable to the delivery of milk in sealed jars or bottles when so prepared at the source of production . Dr. Leonard Pearson ad- dressed the Association at some length on ways and means to educate the public to the appreciation of a ...
... favorable to the delivery of milk in sealed jars or bottles when so prepared at the source of production . Dr. Leonard Pearson ad- dressed the Association at some length on ways and means to educate the public to the appreciation of a ...
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