... I want you to realise that the same investigators can prove that the bacteria which these flics pick up on every one of hundreds of hair ends is capable of multiplying many more times rapidly than even the flies. That is sufficient to tell you not only ...

... A CITY'S RUBBISH FIGURES. Nearly 23,000.000 cubic yards of ashes, garbage, rubbish and waste are collected each year by the New York Department of Sanitation—an amount that would fill a train about 3,500 miles long. The statistics are given by William ...

... deal, bnt'the passive Irregular was a jackel that near to. but never quite came within, the firing line, always ready to pick up garbage of war. His was proposition that tho civil machinery could well deal with, but all necessary protection and co-operation ...

... Senator Bailey declared that It might become known as Mr. Ickes’ Bible, but it was garbage ai the same. He hurled the book to the floor. Senator Smith, of South Carolina, picked it up, and flung it into a wastepaper basket. —Reuter. ...

... ina thrown him all over the shop he knocked hint unconscious by smashing his head on the floor. He then picked hint up and threw him into a garbage lorry. ordering the driver to take hint to the police station. When he returned he found that the man's ...

... filth and feed on filth often before alighting human food. They pick germs on the thick hairs and bristles which cover their legs and bodies Absolute cleanliness in disposal of all garbage and waste, whether in the house or barnyard, Is essential in fighting ...

... passive Irregular was a jacket which prowled near to, but never quite came within the firing line, always ready to pick up the garbage of war. He was a proposition that the civil machinery could well deal with but all necessary protection and co-operation ...

... conditions for such an outbreak existed in Berlin today . . He especially warned the population against searching for food in garbage tins in view of the number of disease carrying rats, mice, and flies in the city. No observer of what passes for life in Berlin ...

... nothing but the backbone. In the season they resort to the seaside, like their betters, where they surfeit on any garbage stranded the tide or pick living from the shellfish. When pu7.7,1 by the hardness of the shell they show sagacity which is rather reason ...

... LETTER. Ai'.cier.t bam and eat Inf* rice d stale bread: of several families whose food for weeks has been from garbage cars of the well-1 eection of the city. In New York or ArtrUtace Day a group of veterans tattered but patriotic spent the daylight hours ...

... countless farm flocks fail. Such eggs are produced by fowls which are simply scavengers, roaming about the farm premises, picking up garbage and drinking polluted water. Because an egg is freshly laid by an apparently healthy hen, it must not be presumed that ...

... ROBINSON & CLEAVER, The Usual CHEAP CASH SALE THE LONDON HOUSE. THE SALE BEGINS THIS WEEK. COME EARLY, AND GET THE PICK OF THE BARGAIOS. BARCLAY & CRAWFORD. did not. with from his constituents, ho now triumphantly demands apology and satisfaction from ...