Journal of Reconstructives, Dietetics and Alimentation, Том 18Gazette Publishing Company, 1902 |
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... Animal Body - Chemistry of the ... Food and Ill Health ... 17 Blackheads 428 45 Bladder Cases -- Some Obstinate .. 245 66 -Modern Another World - A Drama of .. Antiseptics - Clinical Value of . Ants - Social Instinct of . 591 Blind ...
... Animal Body - Chemistry of the ... Food and Ill Health ... 17 Blackheads 428 45 Bladder Cases -- Some Obstinate .. 245 66 -Modern Another World - A Drama of .. Antiseptics - Clinical Value of . Ants - Social Instinct of . 591 Blind ...
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... animal , vegetable and mineral substances whatever . The proper performance of every func- tion of the body , digestion and assimilation of food , the circulation of the blood , the processes of secretion and excretion , and the ...
... animal , vegetable and mineral substances whatever . The proper performance of every func- tion of the body , digestion and assimilation of food , the circulation of the blood , the processes of secretion and excretion , and the ...
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... animal and commercial , into the streams , and by pollution from shops , fac- tories , and other sources as will be shown further on . That such conditions exist can be seen by any one who will take the time to investigate as I have ...
... animal and commercial , into the streams , and by pollution from shops , fac- tories , and other sources as will be shown further on . That such conditions exist can be seen by any one who will take the time to investigate as I have ...
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... animal , vegetable and mineral , except the gases thrown off , will be reduced to one solid mass . The water which is evaporated and passes off as steam , is very nearly pure . But , you will say , it kills the dangerous germs . We will ...
... animal , vegetable and mineral , except the gases thrown off , will be reduced to one solid mass . The water which is evaporated and passes off as steam , is very nearly pure . But , you will say , it kills the dangerous germs . We will ...
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... animal enjoyment , and were as much at home in the water as on land . For our comparatively effeminate condition we can draw but feeble conclusions and learn only general lessons from their habits . The bath rules in the Garden would ...
... animal enjoyment , and were as much at home in the water as on land . For our comparatively effeminate condition we can draw but feeble conclusions and learn only general lessons from their habits . The bath rules in the Garden would ...
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