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  between 20% and 30% | 75 | 46 | | Twelve states in which the urban | | population was between 10% and 20% | 87 | 62 | | Twelve states in which the urban | | population was between 0 and 10%


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  | | | | | | meningitis | 13 | 7 | 6 | 11 | 16 | 13 -----------------+------+------+------+------+------+------


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  | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Number of | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | instructions | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | =


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  | | | | | | | | | Defective | | | | | | | | | palate | | | | | | | | | Defective | | | | | | | | | hearing | | | | | | | | | Defective | | | | | | | | | vision | | | | | | | | | Defective | | | | | | | | | teeth | | | | | | | | | Bad nutrition | | | | | | | | | Diseased | | | | | | | | |


id: 21353
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  | | | | | | | | | Chorea | | | | | | | | | Pulmonary | | | | | | | | | disease | | | | | | | | | Skin


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  | | | | | | | | | Deformity of | | | | | | | | | extremities | | | | | | | | | Defective | | | | | | | | | mentality


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  | | | | tonsils | | | | | Defective | | | | | palate | | | | | Defective | | | | | hearing | | | | | Defective | | | | | vision | | | | | Defective | | | | | teeth | | | | | Bad nutrition | | | | | Diseased | | | | |


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  Diameter | | | | | | of Steam | Steam | Exhaust | Suction | Delivery | | Cylinders | Pipe | Pipe | Pipe | Pipe | Length | Width


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  the Committee on the Prevention of Tuberculosis of the Charity Organization Society of New York City


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  Vasectomy and Castration; Committee''s Recommendation 26 Section 5.--=Scientific Treatment and Segregation with Indeterminate Sentence=: Medical Examination


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  | 2,883 | | | | | | | | | | | 36 | 26 | 148 | 81 | 532 | 349 | 1,454 | 1,010 | | | | | | | | | | | 8 | 6 | 11 | 13 | 61 | 30 | 194 | 114 | | | | | | | | | | |


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  | | | 34 | 47 | 6,083 | 5,124 | | | | | | | 23 | 37 | 2,209 | 1,516 | | | | | | | 3 | 15 | 279 | 182 | | | | | | | 1 | 3 |


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  The Managers are now, for the first time since the establishment of the Board in 1867, virtually recognised as the Metropolitan Authority for the provision of accommodation for the isolation and treatment of infectious disease--both pauper and non-pauper


# bib

id: 19019
title: Aids to Forensic Medicine and Toxicology
author: Robertson, W. G. Aitchison (William George Aitchison )
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  When a medical man is called to a case of sudden death, he should In some cases of sudden death nothing has been found post mortem, even a bright red colour after death (as happens in poisoning by CO or HCN, placed in cold distilled water, forming a bright red solution. 3. _In Both Ways._--Certain poisons, as carbolic or oxalic acids, act in 1. _Symptoms_ in poisoning usually come on suddenly, when the patient is V.--SYMPTOMS AND POST-MORTEM APPEARANCES OF DIFFERENT CLASSES OF POISONS _Symptoms._--Burning pain in mouth, throat, and gullet, strong acid, _Post-Mortem Appearances Common to the Mineral Acids._--Stains and _Tests._--Concentrated acid gives off irritating orange-coloured fumes _Post-Mortem Appearances._--Those of irritant poisoning with corrosion, _Post-Mortem Appearances._--The blood is bright red in colour, due to _Symptoms._--If poison concentrated, death may ensue at once; if gas It gives rise to symptoms of irritant poisoning, vomiting, carbonate of potassium, which may act as a corrosive poison and cause


id: 21353
title: Civics and Health
author: Allen, William H. (WIlliam Harvey)
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  medical examination of all school children takes the place of a private THE BEST INDEX TO COMMUNITY HEALTH IS THE PHYSICAL WELFARE OF SCHOOL City, is the physical condition of the school child. dangers is the physical examination of children at school,--private, by the New York board of health on 150 children in one school made up the school board of New York City that teachers make this first test school or health authorities should examine the teeth of all children total time required to examine school children for teeth needing Physically examine school children by all means, but do not fail to 1. School conditions that injure child health also injure teacher remedial_ work necessary for the health of public school children but If health needs of school children were Committee on Physical Welfare of School Children, New York, 39-41, 166, Committee on Physical Welfare of School Children, New York, 39-41, 166,


id: 29555
title: Rural Hygiene
author: Ogden, Henry N. (Henry Neely)
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  Diseases that are induced by water, all referred to under typhoid fever, general intestinal diseases shows again that a polluted water-supply is slope necessary to carry surface water away need not be great. house or on account of a rising ground water, soil air into the cellar, tile so as to allow water to enter the pipe without carrying soil that small houses with the water-supply limited to a single faucet, it was tank, the large pipe direct from the water-supply must be provided for small reservoir actually in use to supply water for a single house. water-supply of a house unless _every known pollution_ of an organic furnishes more water than is required by the house at that time of day water supplied to the house and the quantity of sewage taken away from spread of the disease was not due to water or to food, but in most cases


id: 17682
title: The Healthy Life, Vol. V, Nos. 24-28 The Independent Health Magazine
author: Various
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  When men lived on their natural food, quantities settled themselves. casserole-cooked vegetables, done with a little fruit juice and lemon an egg, boiled rice, vegetables and a little dried fruit. Miss S.L.P. writes:--I should like a little help as to diet. We all liked the idea of making bread every day and eating it hot. bone-making food and adopting a diet of fruit (chiefly lemons) and nutritious foods (like eggs, cheese, meat, etc.) away from "Milk sugars" taken to excess with a mixed diet, or in the form of natural state as a living vegetable food--a very different thing from She takes hot boiled water five times a day. water and cold milk, be as healthy as a diet of hot vegetables, A diet of bread and butter, biscuits, cheese, fresh and dried fruits 7. Middle age is the critical time of life in respect to a man''s diet


id: 18376
title: A Lecture on the Preservation of Health
author: Garnett, Thomas
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  inanimate, or dead bodies act on each other, the effects produced for instance, heat, air, and food from animals, and they soon become The laws by which external powers act on living bodies, will, on a words, if the body be for some time exposed to cold, it is more the heat will act violently; often producing a great degree of The second law is, that when the exciting powers have acted with considerable time, the excitability is exhausted, or less fit to be considerable time, the excitability is exhausted, or becomes less given quantity of common air, it will live only a certain time; at long as that person continues in the cold air, he feels no bad violent action of the heat upon the accumulated excitability of violent action of the heat upon the accumulated excitability of excite the body, and support life, I have formerly mentioned food,


id: 18932
author: New Zealand. Committee of Inquiry into Mental Defectives and Sexual Offenders
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  Section 2.--=Two Distinct Questions=: Mental Defectives and Sexual Feeble-minded Adults and Children=: Education Act, 1914; Provision of; "Feeble-minded," Definition of; Mental Defectives The Committee of Inquiry into Mental Defectives and Sexual Offenders special care and treatment of mental defectives and sexual offenders in Wellington; the Special School for Girls, Richmond, Nelson; the Mental feeble-minded, and the father died in a mental hospital. All these children are feeble-minded and have been brought under State Institutional care is necessary for mentally defective persons whose In the case of all feeble-minded persons living outside institutions, not attend school as a rule, while feeble-minded children higher in the special school or other institution for the education of feeble-minded feeble-minded and mentally defective persons living outside epileptic, and mentally defective persons living outside institutional feeble-minded children should be continued by the Education Department, mental degenerates and persons charged with sexual offences, and to

title:
  Mental Defectives and Sexual Offenders Report of the Committee of Inquiry Appointed by the Hon. Sir Maui Pomare, K.B.E., C.M.G., Minister of Health


id: 23750
title: The Woman Beautiful; or, The Art of Beauty Culture
author: Jameson, Helen Follett
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  artificial beauty, but a woman of wholesome health, good hard sense, from the mind of a cheery, energetic woman like water from a duck''s Cold cream, pure powders and certain harmless face washes are godsends A little castile soap and a camel''s-hair face brush times the face needs washing, let me suggest that this toilet milk result is usually a red-eyed, red-nosed, flakey-skinned little woman, bathe your face in soap and water before going out of door or just little face-powder question that is good for all time to come, no at all--that every woman can have pretty hair if she will take the time A few loose short curls about the face seem necessary to the good looks ounces of rose-water for two days, strain through muslin and add during the day is a good thing if one can afford the time. applied at night, just after the face is bathed in warm water and


id: 27740
author: Haslam, John
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  concerning the human mind, both in its sound state and morbid condition. different notions concerning the nature of UNSOUNDNESS of mind, and manage a man''s affairs, and imbecility of mind taken as _evidence_ of When medical persons depose that the mind of an individual is unsound, the issue of a commission to ascertain this _unsoundness_ of mind, and idiotcy nor lunacy, termed _unsound mind_, and yet the legal remedy for nature of the human mind, and with the state of its morbid conditions, affairs, AMOUNT to evidence that he is of _unsound mind_: and he must be affairs, AMOUNT to evidence that he is of _unsound mind_: and he must be unsoundness of mind which renders a man incapable of managing his and yet _no_ unsoundness of mind." That many persons are extremely of _unsound_ mind, and unable to manage his affairs:--incapacity to manage his affairs, being considered as EVIDENCE of unsound mind."

title:
  A Letter to the Right Honorable the Lord Chancellor, on the Nature and Interpretation of Unsoundness of Mind, and Imbecility of Intellect


id: 30660
author: Cornaro, Luigi
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  second nature, forcing men to use that, whether good or bad, to life; a period very remote in the regular course of nature, regular life, whilst observed, preserves men of a bad constitution, no great difficulty in avoiding them, the love of life and health attain my old age, in order that they too may enjoy that period of his infirm constitution, live to a great age, and always enjoy reason, and a sober life, live to a great age and in good health, answer, that our kind mother, nature, in order that old men may live good appetite; and, whilst a man leads a sober life, he may be sure embrace a regular and sober life, in order to attain old age, bring into the world a perfect constitution, and live to old age; the nature of things, that he, who leads a sober and regular life,

title:
  Discourses on a Sober and Temperate Life Wherein is demonstrated, by his own Example, the Method of Preserving Health to Extreme Old Age


id: 22005
title: How to Add Ten Years to your Life and to Double Its Satisfactions
author: Curry, S. S. (Samuel Silas)
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  voice and body in expression, I have studied training from a different (6) Co-ordinate the parts of the body concerned in every-day work, and A true exercise always brings sound and specific parts into action. Exercise in laughter sets free the vital organs and brings all parts parts of the body which are active all day, in standing, walking and in It is an important exercise for strengthening the muscles of breathing Frequently, it is the best possible exercise to develop the chest since This exercise acts upon the whole body, tending to bring all parts into 6. Accentuate the extension of the muscles of the body in all exercises We should not only feel expansion of the chest in all exercises, but we chest in all movements or exercises develop good positions in standing feeling and so exercising the parts of his body as to express normally


id: 22108
title: The Untroubled Mind
author: Hall, Herbert J. (Herbert James)
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  an unconscious conscience, but in the living of a life so full and good in the larger sense until he knows why he is working, why he is living, such recognition--this experience goes a long way toward making life mind which has been under conscious control a good deal of the time is with worry, we shall be able sometime to approach active life with details, but we shall not finally overcome them until life rings true their lives, a wall which shuts out the world of life and happiness. must usually come the other way about--through the broadening of life let it come back into our lives if we know that it is right for it to troubled mind that can be cured in this way only. With the courage and spirit of such a cure in our lives, we shall and prayerful lives whereunto shall be revealed in good time all that


id: 13574
title: Keeping Fit All the Way How to Obtain and Maintain Health, Strength and Efficiency
author: Camp, Walter
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  impress upon all men the necessity of physical exercise. nature, they took up golf or some other form of physical exercise. a man stops exercising and ceases to carry off by means of his skin some hours a week physical exercise under a scientifically tested plan and Up to the time when this world conflagration started, a man''s physical time turning the hands and keeping the neck straight and the chest In this exercise the arms are raised to a position straight up above the of the neck and bend body at the waist forward, at the same time keeping then, with the arms in "Cross" position once more, bend the forward knee Cross: Same position, but arms extended full length out from body, Crouch: Assume the "Cross" position of the arms and "Stride" stand, feet conditions under which so many men have given up physical work


id: 20294
title: A Handbook of Health
author: Hutchinson, Woods
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  the open air, eating three square meals a day of real food, getting nine cells lining the food-tube, the saliva, like the rest of the body Even the best and most nutritious and digestible single food, like meat, staple foods, like bread, meat, butter, sugar, eggs, milk, potatoes, and of our body cells are water-animals, and can live and grow only when which the heart pumps the blood all over the body are called _arteries_. live body-stuffs like muscles, gland-cells, and nerves. amounts of food and water can be stored up in the body. tiny living animals called cells, which eat the food that is brought to power by good food, bathing, and exercise in the open air, so that these are formed, either by the body itself, or in the food, or by disease fresh air, and eat plenty of good food three times a day, and your mind


id: 26718
title: Health on the Farm: A Manual of Rural Sanitation and Hygiene
author: Harris, H. F. (Henry Fauntleroy)
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  reason to believe that germs that produce disease--particularly those proper quantity of digestible and nutritious food, thoroughly cooked and time small quantities of pure water, but under no circumstances should usually the result of too much food being taken at a time. food in the place of lime-water, with the result oftentimes of relieving reasonable quantities of well-cooked and properly selected food, and the disease frequently makes its appearance as a consequence of bad eating use an excessive amount of this substance--possibly causing disease water carrying in solution the three great natural foods--albumins in the time in such a way as to be fit for food, and when properly cooked have a all times and under all circumstances the cooking of this class of foods about four hours, adding small quantities of hot water as necessary, and little water or milk if necessary, then let it boil for five minutes and


id: 4385
title: As a Matter of Course
author: Call, Annie Payson
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  nervous irritation caused which has its effect upon the entire It certainly is the common-sense view, whichever way we look ability comes new power for better and really serious work. THE mere idea of a brain clear from false impressions gives a sense If fixed impressions of one''s self are stones in the way, the same unless one can at the same time so entirely forget the ill-feeling A great help in gaining freedom from moods is to realize clearly The ability to take a nervous sufferer''s point of view is greatly would enable the child to avoid nervous irritants is, of course, To train a child to gain freedom from the various nervous irritants, One must refuse to be in any way a nervous irritant to the way is sure to bring a good result of some sort, be it ever so


id: 4338
title: The Freedom of Life
author: Call, Annie Payson
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  INTERIOR freedom rests upon the principle of non-resistance to brings this power is the kind which yields mere personal and selfish Long, quiet breaths while you work are always helpful. Of course, a strained way of working is only one cause of nervous effort to learn how to work in the right way. right way of working gives, as we have said before, new power and persistent, not only the power to sleep, but a new sense of freedom In the same way people resist pain and hold on to it; when they are Hurry, worry, and irritability all come from selfish resistance to habits of resistance, we may suffer from them for a long time after truths many times, until a new habit of freedom is established working toward our freedom and our real self-control. non-resistance has helped me; life is quite another thing since I


id: 4339
title: Nerves and Common Sense
author: Call, Annie Payson
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  PEOPLE form habits which cause nervous strain. The woman''s strained nerves were on edge all day, so that her strain and resistance in our breath, and the restfulness which comes Or, another way to quiet your mind and to let your imagination help woman is well she knows how to rest and she knows how to work better intelligent way, the result can be a good rest, and one feels much Forget the work of the day, and take good long breaths. There are thousands of women working to-day with bodies and minds so Let us take a little time for the sole purpose of thinking our work Five minutes a day is very little time to spend to get a quiet face, work, and a little effort of the brain in a new direction rests and time that we want to if we only go to work in the right way and are


id: 4337
title: Power Through Repose
author: Call, Annie Payson
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  the only gain is rest, and that new power for use comes as a preventive of free nerves, relaxed muscles, and natural sleep. mind in giving its attention to such training gains in normal power strain, thus working our way into the cause by means of the effect, gain a healthy use of her wonderful nervous power. work to relax the muscles and so quiet the nerves, ignoring a worry, Try to realize the quiet power of all natural growth and movement, power of action in muscle, nerve, senses, mind, and heart. one arm can be dropped, and the body let down the rest of the way by is a great help in gaining the natural poising motions, but care Help a child to use his own ability of gaining free muscles, nerves into a natural use of our powers in any rapid way; it must come step


id: 12036
title: Hygeia, a City of Health
author: Richardson, Benjamin Ward
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  town or large village than a city for my description; but as the great The population of the city may be placed at 100,000, living in 20,000 The acreage of our model city allows room for three wide main streets From the circumstance that the houses of our model city are based on of the house, those which form the walls of the rooms, are glazed in our model city, and all the kitchen offices, are immediately beneath these garden roofs; are, in fact, in the upper floor of the house only live connected, have both died out in our model city. Passing along the main streets of the city we see in twenty places, The medical officers attached to the hospital in our model city are to other houses in the city. The slaughter-houses of the city are all public, and are separated I infer, then, that in our model city certain forms of disease would


id: 8521
title: Maintaining Health (Formerly Health and Efficiency)
author: Alsaker, Rasmus Larssen
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summary:
  The true natural healer makes use of air, water, food, Good health and long life result in better work, increased earning We need a moderate amount of food to maintain the body in health, but we Eggs, milk or legumes may be taken in place of flesh foods. Meat, potatoes and bread, with other foods, three times a day is a If there is no desire for food when meal time comes, eat best to take the mushy foods with milk and a little salt or with Children especially eat more of these foods than is good Fruit and milk make a good combination, but no starchy foods are to be moderation and no other food is taken at that meal the results are good. foods may be good, but a time must come when the body will object to then eat enough to compel more exercise, is a waste of good food, time


id: 36037
title: Medical experts: Investigation of Insanity by Juries
author: Thorne, W. S.
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  his experience as the character of medical witness in Judicial man within the sound of my voice, whose experience as a legal expert in the jury puzzled, and the Court is disgusted with medical testimony. The principle by which medical experts are forced to attend in courts of The forced attendance of medical experts in courts of allow extra compensation to medical experts summoned in criminal cases. mind may be placed in an asylum for such persons, upon the order of the to petition the Probate Judge to order an investigation by a jury. Code, relative to trial by jury of persons alleged to be insane, were juries and once insane by a District Judge, in order to annul a deed the examination of persons alleged to be insane, before juries and of expert service, and the trial by jury of person held to be insane.


id: 34603
title: Epidemics Examined and Explained: or, Living Germs Proved by Analogy to be a Source of Disease
author: Grove, John
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  topic, the Causes and Nature of Epidemic Diseases. matter which causes epidemic and endemic diseases, exhibits the properties nature, each disease having its own peculiar poison. A close observer of diseased animals might obtain some useful information of the air, their power of inducing a disease, and multiplying the matter this disease, and the active properties of the matter producing it. generating epidemic and endemic disease exercises its influence over man place in the blood in those diseases of endemic and epidemic origin, but matter, it appears that some of the fungi may live as animals do on organic The organic diseases of plants and animals depend upon a repetition, or inference--that living germs are the cause of epidemic disease in man and to be the elements of some diseases in man, in animals, and in plants. germs are the cause of Epidemic disease, but the specific action of any one


id: 37640
title: Health: Five Lay Sermons to Working-People
author: Brown, John
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summary:
  Health of mind and body, next to a good conscience, is the best blessing than to the laboring man and his wife and children; and indeed a good our sins, perhaps, which the great God alone else knows; how many cares _four things_ about your duty to the Doctor, so as to get the most good and to pay his way is one of the proudest things a poor man can say, and And let me tell you, moreover, that unless a man likes what he is at, great deal more, though a kind word, as well as a merry heart, does good and you know the Doctor is often said to bring the new baby in his body, and stomach, and our old friends the bowels, are in good order and Good night to you all, big and little, young and old; and go home to


id: 39219
author: McCarty, Louis Philippe
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summary:
  To live to good old age means with us 80 to 120 years, to increase with person living to-day who is either regular, cleanly, temperate, moral, 6. Cold food and drinks increase the tendency to cough, by causing, care, cleanliness, regularity, fresh air, cold water used internally, our public health laws are violated thus, and the air and water poisoned would have health, be happy, and live to excessive old age, before the his daily life,--eats at fixed hours, takes his time, and leaves the Brain-workers must learn to use the first half of the day for work, and case of any organic disease of the heart or consumption, this bath must lungs and throat, and following the rules in general for health stated Bethesda water from three to four times a day, and the disease will and hot water taken freely half an hour before bed-time is the best

title:
  Health, Happiness, and Longevity Health without medicine: happiness without money: the result, longevity


id: 40373
title: A Guide to Health
author: Gandhi, Mahatma
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summary:
  been said by a famous doctor, more people die for fear of diseases like hold that more people die of medicines than of diseases; and Dr. Masongood even goes to the extent of saying that more men have fallen The world is compounded of the five elements,--earth, water, air, fire, man,--namely, air, water, and food--the first is the most important. It has been ascertained by experiments that no man can live without air eating the leavings of another man''s food, or drinking out of a cup follows that the best way of avoiding disease is to live and work in the Exercise is as much of a vital necessity for man as air, water and food, air, pure water, and wholesome food do contribute to health. the laws of health as regards air, water and food. the conclusion that water-cure is the best for all diseases.


id: 41380
author: Mac Gregor, George
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  murder of poor human beings for the sale of their bodies, touched the Torrence and Waldie for the murder of a boy for the purpose of disposing mother to the deceased, having come to Torrence''s house, was desired by poor innocent boy in the absence of its parents, and murdered it; that found the dead body stretched on a chest; that having asked what they her house; that accordingly, after the boy''s mother had seen Waldie body of a woman who had died a natural death in Hare''s house. "''To whom were the bodies so murdered sold?'' ''To Dr. bodies to his rooms in -------, and then went to his house to receive "''You have been a resurrectionist (as it is called) I understand?'' ''No. Neither Hare nor myself ever got a body from a churchyard. garden, whilst Williams held the cord to prevent the body going altogether

title:
  The History of Burke and Hare, and of the Resurrectionist Times A Fragment from the Criminal Annals of Scotland


id: 34189
title: Food Poisoning
author: Jordan, Edwin O. (Edwin Oakes)
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  How frequently food poisoning occurs is not definitely known. A small proportion of food-poisoning cases States,[1] the extent, causes, and means of prevention of food poisoning SEASONAL DISTRIBUTION OF FOOD POISONING CASES, 1914-15 (GROUP, FAMILY, food poisoning is here taken to include the occasional cases of investigation of food poisoning cases is generally carried out in our forty-eight food poisoning outbreaks occurring between 1888 and 1911 and In other food poisoning outbreaks a bacillus is found which is investigators consider indeed that the true food poisoning cases should There seems no doubt that certain cases of paratyphoid food poisoning poisoning outbreaks are derived from ordinary fecal infection of food is connected with any specific animal infection, food poisoning outbreaks causing outbreaks of food poisoning. infection as of most other forms of food poisoning that thorough cooking instances of poisoning by substances that have been generated in food investigation of every food poisoning outbreak.


id: 32947
title: On Snake-Poison: Its Action and Its Antidote
author: Mueller, A.
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  antidote nor snake-poison having killed the patients, who, probably, his theory of the action of snake-poison in May, 1888, after having snake-poison led him to the correct theory of its action, and even to the correct antidote, his experiments with strychnine and snake-poison to find the correct theory of the action of snake poison and to define of finding a correct theory of the action of snake-poison, these strychnine is administered to a dog suffering from snake-poison. strychnine is administered as an antidote to snake-poison, the quantity correct and thoroughly scientific theory of the action of snake-poison, The writer''s theory as to the action of snake-poison, formed, in the Action of Snake-Poison on Special Nerve Centres. In the first place, all the symptoms the snake-poison produces have been snake-poison merely acts as a depressant on motor nerve-cells without snake-poison had been absorbed, but very small doses of strychnine


id: 32614
author: Bailey, James Blake
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  dissecting-room late at night, and begged for the body of a murderer teaching of anatomy, there was small need of bodies for dissection. Surgery." To the Surgeons naturally fell the duty of dissecting the bodies The body of Bishop was given to Mr. Partridge, and that of Williams went was in a state of intoxication, the body which the resurrection-men wished the men were permitted to place the bodies there for the night, and to _Thursday 28th._ At night went out and got 3, Jack & me Hospital Crib,[30] each man, came home, got up at 2 me Jack & Bill went to Bunhill Row and home, Met by agreement, Went to the Green got 5, Jack, Ben{n} and me; Jack and me took them to Wilson, Came home, met at 12, got 5 & 2 small at _Thursday 20th._ Met and went to Pancress[59] got 15 large & 1 small took

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  The Diary of a Resurrectionist, 1811-1812 To Which Are Added an Account of the Resurrection Men in London and a Short History of the Passing of the Anatomy Act


id: 47308
title: The Sanitary Evolution of London
author: Jephson, Henry (Henry Lorenzo)
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  regarded the public health and sanitary condition of the people. putting into operation the provisions of this Act. The occasional statement in the report of a Medical Officer of Health But the great fact that in the vital matter of the public health London provisions of the Metropolitan London Management Act. One of the Medical Officers of Health gives an illustration:-Its Medical Officer of Health reported in 1867 that nearly 5,000 houses by "local authority"--Vestry and District Board--and nearly ten years legislation for London," wrote the Medical Officer of Health for St. James'' in 1872, "that the metropolis has not been regarded as a whole, condition of the housing of the people of London, and yet something not Health (London) Act of 1891 made the sanitary authorities primarily Sanitary Authorities, and the reports of the Medical Officers of Health well the existing condition of the housing of the people of London.


id: 44048
author: Naquet, Alfred
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  evaporated, an aqueous solution of sulphurous acid added, until the odor In order to detect this acid, the solution obtained by treating the with water, a solution containing only the sulphuric acid is obtained. sulphuric acid is added to one, the fluid filtered from the precipitate water acidulated with nitric acid, and the solution filtered. Sulphuric acid is added to the solution and the precipitate of sulphate was added) is tested for the acids possibly present in the state of water, the solution filtered, and sulphuric acid added. detect the metal dissolved in the acid solution, in order to establish, and, upon adding ammonia to the acid solution, a white precipitate will produce in the acid solution a yellow precipitate: the addition of present in the filtered acid solution is likewise precipitated by the acid, the coloring matter is dissolved, forming a solution that leaves *Harsley*; Archiv der Pharm., July and Dec., 1873; Chem.

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  Legal Chemistry A Guide to the Detection of Poisons, Examination of Tea, Stains, Etc., as Applied to Chemical Jurisprudence


id: 41642
title: The Court of Cacus; Or, The Story of Burke and Hare
author: Leighton, Alexander
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  man ever knew the extent or nature, pursued their way to Tanners'' Close, that Hare was naturally cruel, yet we have seen that Burke could scarcely Burke, and his wife, and the party went into a public-house at Balerno, would come in good time; and though it were long, did not Helen M''Dougal enlivened it--man or woman, young or old, good or evil? house of Constantine Burke, where they found that man and his wife already enter Broggan''s house at a time when Burke was known to be there, and some Burke and Helen M''Dougal, and before he got to the Square, Hare and his house, he met Burke and M''Dougal, with Gray and another man called Finlay, When the others left, the woman remained till such time as Burke, who was already seen that even such men as Burke and Hare had their sympathisers


id: 52657
author: Tryon, Thomas
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  chiefly caused by Food ill prepared, and the eating of too much Flesh, 2. Cleanness in Houses, especially in Beds, is a great Preserver of Spirits, and the same Beds are often continued for several Generations, Beds, whose Natural Heat is weak, their Spirits few, and whose Central such Beds send forth when a Man is hot in them, this last sort of People things are generally caused by Accidents; not but that there is Matter General Rule, _That all old Beds should breed Bugs_, as some (who are Scents and Vapours which do proceed from the Bodies and Nature of Men the Air of all close Places becomes of a hot sulphurous Nature and Food, and order all things in our Houses, both for Bed and Board. sorts of People that do keep their Beds, let the Occasion be what it hot Airs, do oft in weak-spirited Children cause Convulsions, Vapours,

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  A Treatise of Cleanness in Meats and Drinks, of the Preparation of Food, the Excellency of Good Airs, and the Benefits of Clean Sweet Beds. Also of the Generation of Bugs, and Their Cure. To Which Is Added, a Short Discourse of the Pain in the Teeth, Shewing What Cause It Does Chiefly Proceed, and Also How to Prevent It.


id: 53974
author: Tuttle, Thomas Dyer
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  there are a great many things beside germs that cause our bodies to [Sidenote: How disease germs get into milk:] [Sidenote: Different germs cause different diseases] If we kill all the germs that come from people sick with a certain to destroy the germs of disease as they come from sick people. Disease germs get into our bodies in three principal ways: they are [Sidenote: How we may keep disease germs out of the air:] [Sidenote: How we may keep disease germs out of the air:] [Sidenote: How germs may cause sickness without entering the body] Some germs that cause disease do not get into the body, but grow people still have in their bodies the germs that cause the disease, We know that typhoid fever germs get into the body with food, but This disease, like typhoid fever, is caused by a germ that leaves

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  Principles of Public Health A Simple Text Book on Hygiene, Presenting the Principles Fundamental to the Conservation of Individual and Community Health


id: 31747
title: Sound Mind Or, Contributions to the natural history and physiology of the human intellect
author: Haslam, John
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  The simple acts of perception and memory appear to be the same in man In our investigations of the nature and offices of the human mind, we different organs of sense, without any corresponding perception, which After man had acquired the means of communicating his perceptions by important achievements of the human hand; but as a powerful objection extending itself to the objects of its perception, or to the subjects of organs of sense to the objects of perception; and, secondly, by the mind According to the nature and constitution of the human mind, the subject admits of direct experiment,--will find that he employs terms and fix the organs of sense to the objects of perception, to be able at reasonings may be employed concerning things, or the objects in nature, that the perceptive organs of many animals, especially the eye, the ear, _mind_ was constituted of the perceptions he acquired by the organs of


id: 49545
title: Social Work; Essays on the Meeting Ground of Doctor and Social Worker
author: Cabot, Richard C. (Richard Clarke)
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  had begun about the time that I started medical-social-service work in patients'' needs, and the social worker must learn something of medicine through a social worker for the cases of disease which do not present I said above that the social worker should try to find out what disease, the social worker will work, is most in need both of new knowledge and social worker can help the doctor by asking the patient questions about that when sick people are helped by a medical man or a social worker it of people we are trying to help in social work. of people we are trying to help in social work. THE SOCIAL WORKER''S BEST ALLY--NATURE''S CURE OF DISEASE THE SOCIAL WORKER''S BEST ALLY--NATURE''S CURE OF DISEASE the social worker and the person for whom she works ought to be that the knowledge of the patients and the defects of our social work.


