Germs and Ferment Diseases in Excreta and Sewage
The article explains how certain germs multiply outside or inside living bodies, causing contagion or ferment diseases. It warns that stored organic matter near humans poses a danger due to toxic gases from decomposition and outlines health risks from sewage and cesspools.
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The fauna of Colorado Its plains and peaks wildlife survey
Colorado hosts diverse climates from mountains to plains yielding buffalo elk mule deer pronghorn antelope mountain sheep and mountain lion. The buffalo is scarce, elk and deer roam the ranges, pronghorn shed horns yearly, and cats bears badgers marmots cony and rock rabbits inhabit high rock and timber lines with notable behaviors and adaptations.
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