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991. Contagious diseases. Preventing spread of epidemics, communication submitting supplemental estimate of appropriation required for preventing spread of epidemics.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Public Health Service and Treasury Department
Publisher:: Public Health Service
Date:: Feb. 5, 1920

992. Fatigue. Studies in industrial physiology, fatigue in relation to working capacity: 1, Comparison of an 8-hour plant and a 10-hour plant; report by Josephine Goldmark and Mary D. Hopkins on investigation by Philip Sargant Florence and associates.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Public Health Service
Publisher:: Public Health Service
Date:: Feb. 1920

993. Hospital facilities for soldiers, sailors, and marines, request for certain amendments in act to authorize Secretary of Treasury to provide hospital and sanatorium facilities for discharged sick and disabled soldiers, sailors, and marines.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Public Health Service and Treasury Department
Publisher:: Public Health Service
Date:: Jan. 19, 1920

994. Hygienic Laboratory. Appropriation for Hygienic Laboratory.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Public Health Service and Treasury Department
Publisher:: Public Health Service
Date:: Jan. 5, 1920

995. Pellagra. Appropriation for study of pellagra by Public Health Service, amendment to estimate of appropriation required for study of pellagra.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Public Health Service and Treasury Department
Publisher:: Public Health Service
Date:: Jan. 5, 1920

996. Arsphenamine. Effect of shaking alkalinized aqueous solutions of arsphenamine and aqueous solutions of neoarsphenamine in presence of air; by George B. Roth.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Public Health Service and Treasury Department
Publisher:: Public Health Service
Date:: 1920

997. Arsphenamine. Regulations for control of arsphenamine, neoarsphenamine, and sodium arsphenamine in District of Columbia and in interstate traffic, supplementary to Regulations for sale of viruses, serums, toxins, and analogous products, approved Feb. 12, 1919.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Public Health Service and Treasury Department
Publisher:: Public Health Service
Date:: 1920

998. Botulism from eating canned ripe olives; by Chas. Armstrong, R. V. Story, and Ernest Scott.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Public Health Service and Treasury Department
Publisher:: Public Health Service
Date:: 1920

999. Catabolism. Some phases of protein catabolism and fatigue [with bibliography]; by Ernest L. Scott and A. Baird Hastings.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Public Health Service and Treasury Department
Publisher:: Public Health Service
Date:: 1920

1000. Chemotherapy. Quantitative studies in chemotherapy: 1, Trypanocidal action of arsenic and antimony compounds; by Carl Voegtlin and Homer W. Smith, with cooperation of Marian M. Crane, Katherine D. Wright, and Mabel A. Connell.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Public Health Service and Treasury Department
Publisher:: Public Health Service
Date:: 1920

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