Sewage farming : I. The duty of a locality to utilise the nitrogenous matter in its sewage for the benefit of the nation. II. The power of soil and vegetation combined to destroy disease germs, and so prevent the possibility of the spread of enthetic disease in consequence of sewage farming : papers read at the International Congress of Hygiene and Demography, 1891, in the Chemical Section / by Alfred Carpenter.

  • Carpenter, Alfred, 1825-
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1891
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Credit: Sewage farming : I. The duty of a locality to utilise the nitrogenous matter in its sewage for the benefit of the nation. II. The power of soil and vegetation combined to destroy disease germs, and so prevent the possibility of the spread of enthetic disease in consequence of sewage farming : papers read at the International Congress of Hygiene and Demography, 1891, in the Chemical Section / by Alfred Carpenter. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    SEWAGE FARMING: 1. The Duty of a Locality to utilise the Nitrogenous Matter in its Sewage for the benefit of the Nation. II. The Power of Soil and Vegetation combined to destroy Disease Germs, and so prevent the possibility of the spread of Enthetic Disease in consequence of Sewage Farming. Papers read at the International Congress of Hygiene and Demo- graphy, 1891, in the Chemical Section. President :-SIB, HENBY ROSCOE, M.P., F.R.S., &c. BY ALFRED CARPENTER, M.D. |Eonit0n: JOHN BALE & SONS, 87-89, GREAT TITCHFIELD STREET, OXFORD STREET, W. 1891.