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, It seems curious to think of plants taking to respirators, just as human beings have discarded them ; but the use of charcoal does sound common-sensible. We are all familiar with the extraordinary power charcoal has of absorbing and oxidizing the products of decomposition of organic matter, and of rendering harmless the greater number of easily alterable gases and vapours. A few years since, after some nursing lectures at the Royal Hospital for children and women at the Waterloo Road, the fol...lowing examination question was put to the students : " How would you ventilate a room of a small- pox patient on the night of a dense fog ? " The question puzzled us all. We were told the right answer after- wards. '* Open the window at the top, and hang up a blanket." This appeared to me to be a stifling arrange- ment ; as at present advised, I would treat patients as Mr. Toope treats his plants, and give them charcoal filters instead of the blanket. The chemist Stenhouse has 52 TOWN AND WINDOW GARDENING devised a respirator for human beings on the charcoal principle, for use in districts smitten with cholera or yellow fever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, It seems curious to think of plants taking to respirators, just as human beings have discarded them ; but the use of charcoal does sound common-sensible. We are all familiar with the extraordinary power charcoal has of absorbing and oxidizing the products of decomposition of organic matter, and of rendering harmless the greater number of easily alterable gases and vapours. A few years since, after some nursing lectures at the Royal Hospital for children and women at the Waterloo Road, the fol...lowing examination question was put to the students : " How would you ventilate a room of a small- pox patient on the night of a dense fog ? " The question puzzled us all. We were told the right answer after- wards. '* Open the window at the top, and hang up a blanket." This appeared to me to be a stifling arrange- ment ; as at present advised, I would treat patients as Mr. Toope treats his plants, and give them charcoal filters instead of the blanket. The chemist Stenhouse has 52 TOWN AND WINDOW GARDENING devised a respirator for human beings on the charcoal principle, for use in districts smitten with cholera or yellow fever.
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