This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.
| identifier | question |
|---|---|
| 27778 | Is it due to unsuitable environmental conditions or attributable to the germicidal influence of the milk? |
| 27778 | The question arises how far up into this organ is penetration possible? |
| 2938 | Well, then, the yeast plant being essential to the production of fermentation, where does the yeast plant come from? |
| 2938 | What relation have these two facts to one another? |
| 2938 | What was the reason of this? |
| 27713 | --------------------------------------------------------------------------(?) |
| 27713 | Determine the sterility of this(?) |
| 27713 | Exaltation and attenuation of virulence? |
| 27713 | Inoculate guinea- pigs subcutaneously with filtered glucose bouillon cultivations( toxins?) |
| 27713 | Of which class? |
| 27713 | Optimum medium? |
| 43015 | But what was the fate of these two towns as regards cholera? |
| 43015 | Can sunshine interfere with the therapeutic effect of diphtheria- serum, for example? |
| 4962 | ANIMALS OR PLANTS? |
| 4962 | Arthrogenous spores(? |
| 4962 | But how do these species overcome the poisons, which kill the other harmless bacteria? |
| 4962 | But why should not a germ disease be always fatal? |
| 4962 | How could the soil continue to support plants year after year for millions of years, and yet remain as fertile as ever? |
| 4962 | Shall we drink none except sterilized milk, and no water unless boiled? |
| 4962 | WHAT ARE BACTERIA? |
| 4962 | WHAT DISEASES ARE DUE TO BACTERIA? |
| 4962 | What are the forces arrayed against these invaders? |
| 4962 | What has become of it? |