League of Nations Malaria Investigation Committee to India. A British doctor in India indicating the size of a young child's spleen enlarged by malaria

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Interieur van een fort in Alexandrië. Photomechanical print.

Water Yield Studies - All States, National Forest Service photograph.

Portrait photograph of Malta, N, C.M.Bell Studio

No. 284 Gilman Collamore & Co. - No. 304 W.A. McLaughlin, shirt maker.

Baseball players - Harry Wright

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Fire Suppression: Ground Handtools - All States

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League of Nations Malaria Investigation Committee, United Provinces, India. Anti-malaria educational play put on by youngsters dealing with the treatment of the disease, the use of quinine

League of Nations Malaria Investigation Committee to India. A school in India away from the anopheles culicifacies country, to which wealthy parents sent their children to avoid malaria. The entire school was infected however, by the anopheles stephensi mosquito which, unlike the culicifacies, broods in such places as the deep dark well seen in the foreground

League of Nations Malaria Investigation Committee to India. A concrete-lined ditch which was the type of open ditch in which the anopheles minimus mosquito would not breed in this section of India

League of Nations Malaria Investigation Committee, Madras (vicinity), India. Children of the workers from the firewood section just above Madras ready to be spleened. The spleen rate is fourteen percent

League of Nations Malaria Investigation Committee to India. A concrete-lined ditch which was the type of open ditch in which the anopheles minimus mosquito would not breed in this section of India

League of Nations Malaria Investigation Committee to India. Dusting both banks of a small stream in India. One man paddles while the other two dust

Image source: U.S. Public Health Service, after Dr. L.L. Williams.

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