Vagaries of Sanitary Science
Vagaries of Sanitary Science
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Dr. David Warman, * in discussing cemeteries, rehearses the tale of the corpulent lady and other like stories. In * New Jersey Board of Health Report, 1883.
I9O VAGARIES OF SANITARY SCIENCE.
addition, Doddsley's Annual Register for 1773 reveals to him that of one hundred and twenty young people who were receiving their first communion in the Church of St. Eustace, in Paris, all but six fell ill, also the cure and grave- digger. The illness was a putrid fever. But he says we need not search the ...pages of ancient history for facts to establish the noxiousness of cemeteries ; for during the Revolutionary War Trinity Church-yard emitted pestilential vapors, and in 1814, from a lot on Broadway where was a potter's field, " most deadly effluvia arose. " Still later, the Weehauken Cemetery, which had been in use for sixteen years, is said to be offensive ; Jacob Hausche, who resides on the north side of it, testifies that a very bad smell per- vades the whole neighborhood. Jacob " describes the smell as that of rotten carrion, extremely offensive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dr. David Warman, * in discussing cemeteries, rehearses the tale of the corpulent lady and other like stories. In * New Jersey Board of Health Report, 1883.
I9O VAGARIES OF SANITARY SCIENCE.
addition, Doddsley's Annual Register for 1773 reveals to him that of one hundred and twenty young people who were receiving their first communion in the Church of St. Eustace, in Paris, all but six fell ill, also the cure and grave- digger. The illness was a putrid fever. But he says we need not search the ...pages of ancient history for facts to establish the noxiousness of cemeteries ; for during the Revolutionary War Trinity Church-yard emitted pestilential vapors, and in 1814, from a lot on Broadway where was a potter's field, " most deadly effluvia arose. " Still later, the Weehauken Cemetery, which had been in use for sixteen years, is said to be offensive ; Jacob Hausche, who resides on the north side of it, testifies that a very bad smell per- vades the whole neighborhood. Jacob " describes the smell as that of rotten carrion, extremely offensive.
What to read after Vagaries of Sanitary Science?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick L Dibble to read onlineMoreLess
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