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Page 118
(3) Personal contact either in the street, at home, or at place of employment. (4)
Mild cases which did not ... The disease occurred on 72 streets of the city, on 39
of which there were cases of bacillary dysentery in 1916. Analysis of the streets ...
(3) Personal contact either in the street, at home, or at place of employment. (4)
Mild cases which did not ... The disease occurred on 72 streets of the city, on 39
of which there were cases of bacillary dysentery in 1916. Analysis of the streets ...
Page 158
... to Fourteenth street and from Broadway west to Fourth avenue. Dr. Duryee
found that a very large percentage of the cases did not drink city water but used
water from one or all of three wells located at Second avenue and Thirteenth
street, ...
... to Fourteenth street and from Broadway west to Fourth avenue. Dr. Duryee
found that a very large percentage of the cases did not drink city water but used
water from one or all of three wells located at Second avenue and Thirteenth
street, ...
Page 159
The public wells are all located on the streets or sidewalks, the waste water
running into the gutters or standing in puddles about the bases of the pumps. The
pumps themselves are in many instances of wooden construction and venerable
...
The public wells are all located on the streets or sidewalks, the waste water
running into the gutters or standing in puddles about the bases of the pumps. The
pumps themselves are in many instances of wooden construction and venerable
...
Page 160
The wells, with the exception of the Beattie well and the well at Seventh avenue
between Seventh and Eighth streets, are simply dug ... A notable exception to the
proximity of sewers is found in the well at Second avenue and Thirteenth street.
The wells, with the exception of the Beattie well and the well at Seventh avenue
between Seventh and Eighth streets, are simply dug ... A notable exception to the
proximity of sewers is found in the well at Second avenue and Thirteenth street.
Page 162
... during early September from the northern and southern parts of the city — the
latter known as Port Schuyler — in the latter part of the month there was a
considerable increase in cases occurring in the district north of Nineteenth street
and as ...
... during early September from the northern and southern parts of the city — the
latter known as Port Schuyler — in the latter part of the month there was a
considerable increase in cases occurring in the district north of Nineteenth street
and as ...
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| Title | Documents of the Assembly of the State of New York, Volume 22; Volume 141, Issue 22 |
| Author | New York (State). Legislature. Assembly |
| Published | 1918 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 8 May 2009 |
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