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1. Field sanitary devices

Author(s):: United States. Army. Air Corps. Air Force, 9th. Surgeon's Office , author, issuing body.
Publication:: [South Carolina?] : Headquarters, Ninth Air Force, Surgeon's Office, 1944
Subject(s):: Military Hygiene
Sanitation -- instrumentation
Sanitation -- methods
World War II

2. The system of maritime sanitation inaugurated and brought to its present state of perfection by the Louisiana State Board of Health

Publication:: [Chicago? : s.n., 1893?]
Subject(s):: Sanitation -- methods
Ships
Models, Structural
Louisiana

3. Sanitation in street pavement

Author(s):: Marcy, Henry O. (Henry Orlando), 1837-1924
Publication:: Chicago : American Medical Association Press, 1895
Subject(s):: Sanitation -- methods
Urban Health

4. Report of the joint commission, consisting of the Board of Harbor Commissioners and State Board of Health, charged by the legislature with the duty of devising a plan for the abatement of the Miller's River nuisance, so called, and reporting the same to the cities of Cambridge and Somerville: with the report of Phinehas Ball, civil engineer, to the commission

Publication:: Boston : J.A. Cummings & Co., printers, 1872
Subject(s):: Refuse Disposal -- methods
Sanitation -- methods
Massachusetts

5. On some points of interest connected with the Wanklyn method of sanitary water analysis: particularly on the detection of recent sewage and the determination of the nature of the organic matter

Author(s):: Smart, Charles, 1841-1905, author
Publication:: [Minnesota] : [publisher not identified], [1886]
Subject(s):: Water Pollutants
Water Supply
Sanitation -- methods
Sewage -- analysis

6. Common carriers as the porters of disease. Part 1

Author(s):: McClellan, Ely, 1834-1893, author
Publication:: Louisville : Published by John P. Morton and Company, 1874
Subject(s):: Cholera -- transmission
Railroads
Cholera -- prevention & control
Sanitation -- methods
Mississippi
Ohio