The Technical World Magazine, Volume 17Technical World Company, 1912 |
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Page 554
... Coatesville hospital to drip into the mill race which supplied water to the emergency pumping station . This polluted water was sent , without filtration . into the water mains that supply the town of Coatesville . The new filtration ...
... Coatesville hospital to drip into the mill race which supplied water to the emergency pumping station . This polluted water was sent , without filtration . into the water mains that supply the town of Coatesville . The new filtration ...
Page 555
... Coatesville How the people of Coatesville , unconscious of this terrible condition , FORCING HEALTH UPON A TOWN INSTALLING THE NEW FILTRATION PLANT. and implicit instructions were given them . to at once begin construction of a mod- ern ...
... Coatesville How the people of Coatesville , unconscious of this terrible condition , FORCING HEALTH UPON A TOWN INSTALLING THE NEW FILTRATION PLANT. and implicit instructions were given them . to at once begin construction of a mod- ern ...
Page 556
TYPHOID INFECTION SOURCES WITHIN A FEW FEET OF THE COATESVILLE RESERVOIR . The Pennsylvania State Health Department ordered this condition wiped out . VISITING NURSES GIVE ADVICE FOR THE CARE OF PATIENTS AND THE DISPOSAL OF WASTE MATTER ...
TYPHOID INFECTION SOURCES WITHIN A FEW FEET OF THE COATESVILLE RESERVOIR . The Pennsylvania State Health Department ordered this condition wiped out . VISITING NURSES GIVE ADVICE FOR THE CARE OF PATIENTS AND THE DISPOSAL OF WASTE MATTER ...
Page 557
... Coatesville drank water pumped into the town's mains through cal relief to communities which happened to have been stricken with epidemics of one sort or another . The Coatesville epidemic was caused primarily through a violation of a ...
... Coatesville drank water pumped into the town's mains through cal relief to communities which happened to have been stricken with epidemics of one sort or another . The Coatesville epidemic was caused primarily through a violation of a ...
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