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... milk within from twenty four to forty eight hours , readily reddens litmus and produces an abundance of gas in glucose media , does not cause typhoid fever . There are several smaller cities in Michigan which send to us monthly their ...
... milk within from twenty four to forty eight hours , readily reddens litmus and produces an abundance of gas in glucose media , does not cause typhoid fever . There are several smaller cities in Michigan which send to us monthly their ...
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... milk , beiden and truth , the typhoid baclius may retain its vitality for months This is tre whether the food be sterilized or unsterilized at the time of the intro- duction of this organism . When deposited on solid food , such as ...
... milk , beiden and truth , the typhoid baclius may retain its vitality for months This is tre whether the food be sterilized or unsterilized at the time of the intro- duction of this organism . When deposited on solid food , such as ...
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... milk , or be directly in- haled and find lodgment in the nose and pharynx , and finally reach the intestines . The danger of air infection is greatly increased in military life where food and drink are often exposed for hours to an ...
... milk , or be directly in- haled and find lodgment in the nose and pharynx , and finally reach the intestines . The danger of air infection is greatly increased in military life where food and drink are often exposed for hours to an ...
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... milk , its analysis , adultera- tion , etc .; eggs , meats , cereals , fruits , and so on . Part II . deals with stimulants , beverages and condiments . Other chapters follow on cooking , foods required for special conditions , food ...
... milk , its analysis , adultera- tion , etc .; eggs , meats , cereals , fruits , and so on . Part II . deals with stimulants , beverages and condiments . Other chapters follow on cooking , foods required for special conditions , food ...
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... milk and cream in the restaurants , hotels and lunch counters throughout the city . A union has been effected of the Denver College of Medicine and the Gross Medical College , the new school being called the Denver and Gross College of ...
... milk and cream in the restaurants , hotels and lunch counters throughout the city . A union has been effected of the Denver College of Medicine and the Gross Medical College , the new school being called the Denver and Gross College of ...
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