Erysipelas and child-bed fever / Thomas C. Minor.

  • Minor Thomas C.
Date:
1874
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Credit: Erysipelas and child-bed fever / Thomas C. Minor. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. The original may be consulted at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.

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    TABLE V. Meteorological record for the year 1873, at Cincinnati. Week ending 1873. January February March April May June July August September October November December u 3 °s •0 s meter Ruin now. Wind a 0 0 Ed 0 to <= 0 1^ 0: ? a fri t4 .■=i H 0 C3 C cS c 3 s reva eloc Mil s » <! P-t 4 411 25 30 000 09 50 . 58 N. S. & W. 1 to 10 W 2G 28 30 75 54 .31 N. W. & S. 2 to 26 18 3U 90 29 709 74 78 . 80 W. 2 to 10 23 3li 10 30 05.T 74 78 .85 w. & s. w. 0 to 17 1 22 71 30 025 72 04 .13 N. W. & N. 0 to 10 8 40 43 29 930 72 39 .80 N.S.&S.W. 0 to 17 15 35 78 ou 091 77 00 .52 N. S. & \V. 0 to 10 22 37 80 99 70 10 1.57 N. W. & S. 0 to 10 1 28 88 30 11Q 75 00 1.54 N. W. & W. 0 to 19 8 35 07 30 305 05 07 .20 N. & N. E. 2 to 20 15 47 53 30 000 53 92 .49 N.W.&S.E. 0 to 28 22 44 84 30 013 58 40 .31 N. W. & N. 0 to 20 20 40 08 29 859 08 71 1.28 N.E.& S.W. 4 to 20 5 50 80 29 861 57 25 .51 S. W. & S. 1 to 22 12 57 21 29 952 03 07 1.37 W. & N. W. 1 to 20 19 51 75 29 892 62 21 .53 S. E. & E. 1 to 10 2g 47 43 •>() 904 59 50 .19 N.E.&N.W. 0 to 22 3 57 39 '''O 858 01 08 1.06 S. W. & E. 1 to 16 1(1 02 89 29 953 01 39 1.60 N. E. & E. 0 to 10 17 02 94 01) 897 54 42 .1)2 N.E. & S.E. 1 to 10 24 73 40 •)Cf 878 59 39 .42 N. E. & S. 1 to 14 31 70 80 30 013 02 59 .85 N. & S. E. 0 to 12 7 70 30 29 970 53 17 .02 E. & S. E. 1 to 14 14 73 53 29 971 02 18 1.53 E. & S. E. 0 to 16 21 79 14 29 913 50 89 .00 VV. & S. W. 0 to 15 28 81 01 29 993 03 80 1.20 S.E. to a.w. ] to 10 5 79 04 29 885 06 00 2.04 S. to W. 0 to 12 12 74 57 29 999 02 14 .20 N. & N. E. 0 to 13 19 79 50 30 023 06 79 1.39 s. & s. w. 0 to 10 2U 70 01 30 070 00 93 . 14 N. W. & E. 1 to 12 2 78 90 30 008 70 32 2.07 S. E. & S. 1 to 12 9 70. 71 30 109 02 54 .'72 S. E. & E. 1 to 13 IB 75 39 29 974 07 08 1.44 N. & N. E. 1 to 14 23 74 08 30 059 04 89 .00 N. E. & N. 1 to 10 311 70 93 30 038 70 18 1.41 N. E. & E. 1 to 12 u 70 18 30 015 58 43 .08 N. & W. 0 to 15 13 09 14 30 121 59 93 .05 N.E.& S.W. 0 to 10 2|J 04 29 30 008 52 90 .45 N.W.& S.E. 0 to 16 27 04 21 30 048 72 82 1.39 S.E.toS.W. 0 to 13 4 03 32 30 083 04 14 .72 N. E. & S. 1 to 17 11 50 14 30 090 69 00 .39 S. E. & W. 0 to 19 18 00 39 30 220 02 21 .40 S. to S. E. 0 to 12 25 48 43 30 102 59 00 .39 S. B. A W. 0 to 19 1 41 60 30 100 70 11 .83 S. E.& S.W. 0 to 18 8 48 21 30 148 07 47 .27 N. & N. E. 0 to 12 15 41 11 30 008 02 43 .00 N. W. & VV. 1 to 10 22 37 80 29 800 07 57 .40 S.W. & S.E. 1 to 16 29 37 76 3'l 048 72 90 1.77 N. W. &W. 2 to 14 li 43 43 30 256 08 76 2.01 N.E. & S.E. 2 to 22 13 40 75 311 152 79 11 2.50 N. E. & S. 2 to 17 20 40 75 30 190 74 57 .18 S. E. & \V, 1 to 11 27 38 77 30 089 09 67 .12 N. E. & E. 0 to 16 31 38 21 30 181 08 08 .00 S. W. & W. 6 to 13 State of Weather. Two rainy days. 1 rainy day; clear & fair. 4 rainy days; cloudy. 0 raiuy days. 2 rainy days ; fair & clear. 1 rainy day ; fair & clear. 3 rainy days. 3 rainy days. 3 rainy days. 4 rainy days. 3 rainy dajs. 2 rainy days. 5 I ainy days. 2 rainy days. 4 rainy days. 4 rainy days. 3 rainy days. 4 rainy days. 4 rainy days. 2 rainy days; 4 rainy days. 2 rainy days. 1 rainy day. 4 rainy days. Clear and fair. 3 rainy days. 5 rainy days. 2 rainy days. 4 rainy days, 3 rainy days. 5 rainy days, 2 rainy days. 3 raiuy days, Foggy ; clear and fair. 2 rainy days, 1 rainy day; fair, 3 rainy da.y8, 1 rainy day ; fair & clear, 3 rainy days, 2 rainy days. 2 rainy days. 1 rainy day ; fair & clear. 2 rainy days ; fair & clear. 3 rainy days. 4 rainy days. Fair and clear. 3 rainy days. 3 rainy days. 3 rainy days. 7 rai[iy days. 1 rainy day; cloudy, 2 rainy days. Fair and cloudy. mfnTaTerr'.*'''''''' ■™P'''''''''''> elevation above the mean level of the sea, and instru- Ml/.'''?n'^,'''r In^L'??' -^ '-^l^ of °^ melted snow. Mfiin tiaronii'ter for year, 30.0314 inches. Mean tcmpcraturo for year, 60 deg. Highest temperature of year, Juno 23. Luwi-st temperature of year, January 30 and March 4 lotal amount of rain and molted snow, 41.38 inches Prevailing direction of wind, southwest. Heaviest rain-fall in any month of year was in Dooembor. 1.0W water mark in the Ohio river indicates 20 inches of water in the channel.