Industrial Diseases
Industrial Diseases
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67-112. ) Describes especially the manufacture ot textile fabrics, typesetting, telegraphy, and sewing machine labor.
Fisher, Irving. Industrial hygiene as a factor in human conservation. (Academy of political science, New York, v. 2, no. 2: 1-9. ) Relates primarily to women and children.
Fitch, John A. The steel workers. The Pittsburgh survey. Charities publication committee, N. Y. "Health and accidents in steel mak- Effects of heat, dust, noise, nervous strain, and long hours.
Foley, J. L. Th...e influence of occupa- tion in skin diseases. (Journal of cutaneous and genito-urinary dis- eases, N. Y. , 1889, v. 7:170-178. ) General discussion and classification ot occupational skin diseases by a London (Eng. ) physician.
Fordyce, John A. Occupational skin diseases. (American labor legisla- tion review, June 1912, v. 2, no. 2: 206-216. ) Occupational diseases of the skin. (Medical record, N. Y. , Feb. 3, 1912, v. 81:207-210. ) Practically same as article in American Labor Legislation Review, v.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
67-112. ) Describes especially the manufacture ot textile fabrics, typesetting, telegraphy, and sewing machine labor.
Fisher, Irving. Industrial hygiene as a factor in human conservation. (Academy of political science, New York, v. 2, no. 2: 1-9. ) Relates primarily to women and children.
Fitch, John A. The steel workers. The Pittsburgh survey. Charities publication committee, N. Y. "Health and accidents in steel mak- Effects of heat, dust, noise, nervous strain, and long hours.
Foley, J. L. Th...e influence of occupa- tion in skin diseases. (Journal of cutaneous and genito-urinary dis- eases, N. Y. , 1889, v. 7:170-178. ) General discussion and classification ot occupational skin diseases by a London (Eng. ) physician.
Fordyce, John A. Occupational skin diseases. (American labor legisla- tion review, June 1912, v. 2, no. 2: 206-216. ) Occupational diseases of the skin. (Medical record, N. Y. , Feb. 3, 1912, v. 81:207-210. ) Practically same as article in American Labor Legislation Review, v.
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