Nature as Creator and Destroyer Looms in Weather and Disease
The article surveys natural calamities from earthquakes and tsunamis in the Mediterranean and Sumatra to cloudbursts and tornadoes in the United States. It notes the deadly power of volcanoes and epidemics from cholera to bubonic plague, and ends with a stark view of nature indifferent to human fate.
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Ature
Mediterranean
Sumatra
Naaf
Burmah
Japan
Weather Bureau
United States
Germany
California
Forest Service
Rocky Mountain
Colorado Plateau
New Mexico
Utah
San Francisco Mountain
Rockies
Colorado
Johnstown
Baltimore
Kansas
Nebraska
Homel Will
Southtru
Parrish
Tomboro
Java
Krakatoa
Oan
Kalut
Orient
Henan
China
Central Asia
England
Italy
Europe
Waplag
British Isles
London
Spalata
Cory
Cory Orrs
Torsajens
Disease Carrying Mosquitoes Best Explains Marsh Health
The piece cites Arthur Budd on mosquitoes causing marsh unhealthfulness and Paris Green dusting as a proven control. It notes earlier beliefs about night air and swamp gases, references Gorgas's Canal Zone work, and highlights ongoing entomological experiments in swampy districts to reduce mosquito-borne disease.
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Paris Green
Arthur Budd
Government Bureau of Entomolary
Seishhorhond
Talcutah
Reneequaig Borg
Patas
Orey
Malaria Mosquitoes and Prevention Lessons From Field Experiments
Historical account recounts experiments on Anopheles mosquitoes and malaria, detailing how infected bites spread disease, the role of water bodies in breeding, and early public health responses. It notes human volunteer tests, lab breeding, and efforts to curb transmission through housing the windows and managing vector habitats.
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Furiace
Prelieina Io Experimivets
Ase
Apt
Dchee
Walt
Cezasiea Fateo
Skeets
England
Paniv
U. S Public Health Service
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Panama
CLP
Exer
Lake
Shai
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Sambon