Charles Harrington

The Germicidal Action of Alcohol

Sulphurous Acid and Its Salts as Food Preservatives, as Aids to Fraud, and as Possible Causes of Lesions of the Kidneys

The Reaction Time of Corrosive Sublimate in Different Dilutions against Various Species of Bacteria

Some Reported Cases of Typhoid Fever Attributed to Contaminated Oysters, with Certain Facts Concerning This Means of Infection

On the Action of Commercial Lithia Waters

A Not Well-Recognized Source of Domestic Poisoning, with Cases

An Unusually Extensive Milk-Borne Outbreak of Typhoid Fever

Medical Inspectors: Their Function

An Outbreak of Diphtheria Due to Infected Milk

The Sanitary Importance of Clean Milk