| United States. Bureau of Education - Memphis (Tenn.) - 1919 - 1372 pages
...Engineering Section. Food and Nutrition Section. Student Army Training Corps Section. Miscellaneous Section. The following figures indicate the enormous reduction...compared with the practice in vogue in the Civil War and Spanish- American War: r of deaths (disease) that occurred In present war, Sept. 1, 1917, to May... | |
| Albert Bushnell Hart - World War, 1914-1918 - 1920 - 444 pages
...promulgated for the current guidance of all concerned in sanitary methods. CLIPPING THE WINGS OF DEATH The following figures indicate the enormous reduction...resulted from the sanitary measures enforced during the World War as compared with the practice in vogue in the Civil War, the FrancoPrussian War, the Spanish... | |
| Education - 1919 - 216 pages
...Engineering Section. Food and Nutrition Section. Student Army Training Corps Section. Miscellaneous Section. The following figures indicate the enormous reduction...compared with the practice in vogue in the Civil War and Spanish-American War : Number of deaths (disease) that occurred in present war, Sept. 1, 1917,... | |
| Education - 1920 - 954 pages
...Engineering Section. Food and Nutrition Section. Student Army Training Corps Section. Miscellaneous Section. The following figures indicate the enormous reduction...resulted from the sanitary measures enforced during tho present war as compared with the practice in vogue in the Civil War and Spanish-American War: Number... | |
| Medicine - 1919 - 876 pages
...and wounded, and prepared weekly reports of health conditions which were given freely to the press. The following figures indicate the enormous reduction...Franco-Prussian War, the Spanish War, and the Boer \Var. The figures indicate the actual deaths which occurred during the period between September 1,... | |
| United States. Surgeon General's Office - Periodicals - 1920 - 316 pages
...-vith the practice in vogue in the Civi] War, v/Hr',~the Spanish Itar and the Beer "far. The 1'i^ures indicate the actual deaths which occurred during the...Army, both in the United States and in France, which had an average strength of 2,121,396, and the number of deaths which would have occurred in an army... | |
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