A Treatise on Hygiene: With Special Reference to the Military Service

action alcohol amount animal army atmosphere barracks becomes beds blood body Bread British army carbonic acid cause character chest cholera climate clothing cold condition consequence consideration constitution contains Crimea cubic feet d'Hygiène diarrhoea diet digestion diseases effects existence experiments fact Fahrenheit females fever five feet frequently fungi greater Ground-plan habit Hammond heat height hemorrhoids huts hydrogen hygienic hypochondria inches individual influence infusoria inhabitants injurious instance iodine less liable lungs malaria means meat mental military hospitals milk negro nervous nitrogenous observations organic matter oxygen ozone patients pavilions peculiar period persons phthisis placed present produced quantity race recruit regard rendered respiration salt sanitary scarcely scurvy sick skin soldiers starch substances sufficient sugar sulphuretted temperament temperature tent tion tissue troops United States Army vegetable ventilation wards West Philadelphia William Alexander Hammond