Canadian journal of public health (1910) (14576811287)

Identifier: n9canadianjourn01cana (find matches)
Title: Canadian journal of public health
Year: 1910 (1910s)
Authors: Canadian Public Health Association
Subjects: Public health Public health Medicine, Preventive Health Care Periodicals
Publisher: Toronto, Canadian Public Health Association
Contributing Library: Gerstein - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto



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al monthly catch averaging onerat to the trap, which is not consideredbad considering that the campaign hasbeen pressed vigorously so long. The cost per rat seems large, but it isworth it. It is pleasing to learn thatextermination seems to be the fate ofthe California rats, for there is no longermuch chance for them to escape from in-coming vessels. Zoologists tell us that rats originallycame from Xorway. It was Josh Billingswho wished that they had originally stay-ed there. They have spread all over theworld and thrive in every climate andalmost under every environment. In thecsays of wooden ships they throve uponthe high seas, but in these days aremore easily exterminated—a fact whichis fortunate, for modern science hasclearly proved that the sharp-toothed ro-dents are dangerous carriers of ilfection. HE Public Health Journal of Ca.nada.show reliability before being allotted space. THE PUBLIC HEALTH JOURNAL OF CANADA 1^ CANADIAN PACIFIC BE5T ROUTE TO ALL POINTS IN MU5KORA LAREvS A
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CANADIANIPACiriCi FAST TRAIN SERVICE Lv. Toronto 12.15 NoonAr. Bala - - 3.30 p.m. Immediate connection Steamer Cherokee for all points in Lakes Lv. Bala - - 7.45 p.m.Ar. Toronto 11-05 p.m. NO STOPS CAFE-PARLOR CAR AND COACHES Hanasomely- Illtistratea Liter*tt»refor tKe asKin^ R. L. THOMPSON DistrictPassenger Ag«i*t TORONTO When communicating please mention The Public Health Journal of Canada.Applicants for advertising in this Journal show reliability before being allotted space. ELEVENTH EDITION Polks medical Register andDirectory of north Jimericd now l^eitid Revised TJUBLISHED at reg-ular intervals since 1886. Compiled from original and official sources. Names and addresses with collegfe information ofmore than 150,000 physicians without reference to schoolpracticed. Digest of the Laws of each State and Province Govern-ing the Practice of Medicine. Lists of Hospitals, Sanitariums, etc. Lists of all Medical Colleges, whether active or extinct. The Eleventh Revised Edition will soon