Miscellaneous publication (United States Public Health Service.) no. 17-19, 1918, Issues 17-19Public Health Service, 1919 |
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Page 28
... protected from cold by heavy wraps . Buildings are heated by fireplaces , stoves , hot - air furnaces , hot water , or steam , and to a small extent by electricity . An open fire is cheerful , and the hot chimney acts as a good ...
... protected from cold by heavy wraps . Buildings are heated by fireplaces , stoves , hot - air furnaces , hot water , or steam , and to a small extent by electricity . An open fire is cheerful , and the hot chimney acts as a good ...
Page 37
... protected against surface washings by the ditch and by the concrete spring box . It is inclosed and provided with a discharge pipe so that vessels need not be dipped into it . It furnishes water as pure as when it comes from the ground ...
... protected against surface washings by the ditch and by the concrete spring box . It is inclosed and provided with a discharge pipe so that vessels need not be dipped into it . It furnishes water as pure as when it comes from the ground ...
Page 45
... protected both fro fly breeding and fly feeding in the following ways : First , by t automatically closing lid ; second , by the water ; third , by the film . oil ; and fourth , by having the apparatus located in a screened plac which ...
... protected both fro fly breeding and fly feeding in the following ways : First , by t automatically closing lid ; second , by the water ; third , by the film . oil ; and fourth , by having the apparatus located in a screened plac which ...
Page 46
... protect underground sources of water supply as much as possible , the burial should be in the upper 2 feet of the soil . Fur- rows ( such as are made by an ordinary plow ) or narrow trenches should be used rather than large pits , so ...
... protect underground sources of water supply as much as possible , the burial should be in the upper 2 feet of the soil . Fur- rows ( such as are made by an ordinary plow ) or narrow trenches should be used rather than large pits , so ...
Page 47
... protected both from fly breeding and fly feeding in the following ways : First , by the automatically closing lid ; second , by the water ; third , by the film of oil ; and fourth , by having the apparatus located in a screened place ...
... protected both from fly breeding and fly feeding in the following ways : First , by the automatically closing lid ; second , by the water ; third , by the film of oil ; and fourth , by having the apparatus located in a screened place ...
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