 | 1875 - 606 pages
...locality may be regarded as a proof that we are breathing adulterated air. Its absence from the air of large rooms, even in the country, is probably the...fresh or ozone-containing air of the open country. PROF. BEIZ has an article in The Journal of Anatomy and Physiology on some effects of alcohol on warm... | |
 | 1875 - 362 pages
...absence from tlie air oi towaa MIÜL oi \ахщг. \QOTUS, even va. ttve сотоЛгу, vs. -сгк chief cause of the difference which every one feels...however spacious, and afterwards inhales the fresh or ozoue-containing air of the open country.— Athenœum. Corrosion of Iron Roofs. — E. W. Binney,... | |
 | Victoria, Australia. Commissioners for the Philadelphia exhibition - 1876 - 272 pages
...of ozone in the atmosphere and the occurrence of epidemic or other forms of disease"; but remarks, " its absence from the air of towns and of large rooms...fresh or ozone-containing air of the open country." Let a small quantity of any of the eucalyptus oils, but especially the oil of the eucalyptus ainygdalina,... | |
 | Bath Natural History and Antiquarian Field Club (Bath, England) - 1877 - 470 pages
...of a locality may be regarded as a proof that we are breathing, if I may venture to use the phrase, adulterated air. Its absence from the air of towns,...is probably the chief cause of the difference which everyone feels when he breathes the air of a town, or of an apartment however spacious, and afterwards... | |
 | Washingtom Goverment - 1878 - 756 pages
...absence The global us, or blue gum, yields a continued supply of oil and acid throughout t¿ ¿‘om the air of towns and of large rooms¿ even in the country, is probably the chief ¿ause of the thiffereuiee which every one feels when lie breathes the air of a town or an apartment,... | |
 | Thomas Andrews - 1889 - 632 pages
...locality may, however, be regarded as a proof that we are breathing, if I may venture to use the phrase, adulterated air. Its absence from the air of towns...fresh or ozone-containing air of the open country. It is, indeed, highly probable that many of the most important actions by which the products of vegetable... | |
 | 1906 - 504 pages
...probably the chief cause of the difference which everyone feels when he breathes the air of the city or ol an apartment, however spacious, and afterwards inhales...fresh or ozone-containing air of the open country. Is not that a powerful argument to prove the superiority of life in the country to that in the city,... | |
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adulterated air. Its absence from the air of towns and of large rooms, even in the country, is probably the chief cause of the difference which every one feels when he breathes the air of a town or of an apartment, however spacious, and afterwards inhales... 