Clean water and the health of the cities.
by W. T. Sedgwick
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Reprint of On recent epidemics of typhoid fever in the cities of Lowell and Lawrence due to infected water supply, by W. T. Sedgwick, first published in the 1893 Annual report of Massachusetts State Board of Health, Boston; of The value of pure water, by G. C. Whipple, first published in 1907 by Wiley, New York; of On the Mills-Reincke phenomenon and Hazen's theorem concerning the decrease in mortality from diseases other than typhoid fever following the purification of public water-supplies, by W. T. Sedgwick and J. S. MacNutt, first published in 1910 in The journal of infectious diseases, Chicago.
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