The sanitary drainage of houses and towns / by George E. Waring.

  • George E. Waring, Jr.
Date:
1876
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: The sanitary drainage of houses and towns / by George E. Waring. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Simon, Dr., on the action of infective matters, 37. Simon, Dr., on water-closets, 190. Sink drain, 76. Site of houBO, its relation to typhoid, 66. Smith's closet, 78, 79. Smith, Dr. Stephen, Visitation of Providence, 68. Soil moisture as a cause of consump- tion, 44. Soil moisture and fever and ague, 45. Soil moisture cause of dangerous mists, 47. Soil pipes, 94. Soil pipes as sewer ventilators, 163. Soil pipes, inspection of, 97. Soil pipes unventilated, 100. Soil pipe ventilation, 194. Soil water drainage, 108. Stagnant pools, 110. (taten Island, fe\er and ague, 45. Storms, records of. 129, 131. Storm-water removal, 124, 128,132. Street gullies, 173. Subsoil irrigation with house slops, 196. Sulphuretted hydrogen, 163. Surface water, 80. Taste and odor of dangerous drinking- water, 83. Taunton, the cleanest town in En- gland, 63. Thoroughness of sewer work, 181. Tide valves, 178. Tide water outlets, 125. Town sewerage, 123. Traps, forcing of, 98, 99,102, 126,189. Traps for grease, 195. Traps, siphoned out, 99, 103. Traps transmit gases, 97, 189. Trough closets, 282, 283. Tumbler closets, 282. Tumbler for flushing sewer, 167. Typhoid, 101. Typhoid and sewer ventilation, 163. Typhoid at Brierly, 40. Typhoid at Crossbill, 40. Typhoid at Lewes, 41. Typhoid at Over-Darwen, 42. Typhoid at Uppingham, 39. Typhoid, contagion by means of excre- ment, 152. Typhoid, English theory, 24. Typhoid first attacks those who have become debilitated by foul surround- ings, 57. Typhoid from infected milk, 40, 41. Typhoid from infected water, 26. Tvphoid fron» unventilated sewers, 161. phoid infection from intermittent ater supply, 41. Typhoid, its causes controllable, 29. Typhoid, its contagion, 36. Typhoid, its relation to site of house 66. * Typhoid, Liebcrmcister on, 58. Typhoid may be produced de novo, 30. Typhoid, Pettenkofer's theory, 23. Typhoid propagation, 25. Typhoid rate, reduction by sanitary works, 21. Uppingham, typhoid at, 39. Vaults, 272. Vaults, privy, 90. Vegetable decay as a cause of typhoid, 29. Vegetation, effect of, on sewage, 200. Velocity of flow, increase of, in sewers, 134. Velocity of flow in sewers, 134,143. Ventilation of house drain, 91, 93, 95. Ventilation of houses, 201. Ventilation of houses, effect of, on health, 206. Ventilation of sewer, 104,105,106. Ventilation of sewers by frequent open- ing into streets, 158, 162. Ventilation of sewers through soil pipes of houses, 163. Ventilation of soil pipes, 100,194. Ventilation of water-closets, 78. Village sewers, 138,139. Voelcker, Dr., on earth-closet manure, 234. Wash-basin, 103. Wash-basins (stationary), 78. Water carriage, 118. Water-closets, 190. Water-closet, defects in, 77. Water-closet, Dr. De Chaumont on, 192. Water-closets, Dr. Hill on, 192. Wiiter-closet ventilation, 78. Water-closets should always be sup- plied from separate cistern, 191. Water supply and sewerage should be provided at the same time, 108, 114. Water supply, infected, as a cause of typhoid, 43. Water-closet system has increased the prevalence of certain diseases, 101, 111. Water - closet unsuitable for poorer classes, 191. Water traps, 93. Wells, 80. Williamstown (Mass.), typhoid from poisoned well, 67. Windsor (England), typhoid from de- fective sewer, 112. Worthing death-rate, 62. Worthing, sanitary drainage, 62.