The Theory And Practice of Military Hygiene
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It is true that complete desiccation soon destroys the typhoid germ ; but it is not always completely desiccated, and Fliigge and Fischer have shown that this bacillus can successfully resist a considerable amount of drying. AUchin, moreover, states that but a comparatively slight current of air, four meters per second, is sufficient to raise germs into the atmosphere from the surface of wet ground. The dissemination of typhoid by means of infected dust was undoubtedly a potent factor in its sp...read, in 1898, in the camps at Jacksonville and Tampa. In this connection it is interesting to note that, in 1885, the British troops at certain stations in the Soudan used only distilled water, yet typhoid was very prevalent. No reason for the spread of the infection could be shown except that the excreta were dried, converted into dust and scattered over the camp by the desert winds. In the French army, NoUet was recently able to demonstrate the presence of the typhoid bacillus in the dust of cracks in the barracks at Cherbourg, at which station typhoid had prevailed epidemically.
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It is true that complete desiccation soon destroys the typhoid germ ; but it is not always completely desiccated, and Fliigge and Fischer have shown that this bacillus can successfully resist a considerable amount of drying. AUchin, moreover, states that but a comparatively slight current of air, four meters per second, is sufficient to raise germs into the atmosphere from the surface of wet ground. The dissemination of typhoid by means of infected dust was undoubtedly a potent factor in its sp...read, in 1898, in the camps at Jacksonville and Tampa. In this connection it is interesting to note that, in 1885, the British troops at certain stations in the Soudan used only distilled water, yet typhoid was very prevalent. No reason for the spread of the infection could be shown except that the excreta were dried, converted into dust and scattered over the camp by the desert winds. In the French army, NoUet was recently able to demonstrate the presence of the typhoid bacillus in the dust of cracks in the barracks at Cherbourg, at which station typhoid had prevailed epidemically.
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