Scientific Temperance Journal, Volumes 19-21Temperance Education Foundation, 1909 |
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... taken place in the drink habit in the past century . In the United States , for instance , it is true that the con- sumption of drink has reached a high per cap- ita mark , despite the vigorous temperance work including education though ...
... taken place in the drink habit in the past century . In the United States , for instance , it is true that the con- sumption of drink has reached a high per cap- ita mark , despite the vigorous temperance work including education though ...
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... taken from the records of work done by smokers and non - smokers is new . In order to bring the topic before the students in a practical way , in a morning talk , two lists of 25 students each were prepared . The students were selected ...
... taken from the records of work done by smokers and non - smokers is new . In order to bring the topic before the students in a practical way , in a morning talk , two lists of 25 students each were prepared . The students were selected ...
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... taken in great concentration . " Prof. Chittenden reported ten experiments upon the influence of wine on the action of the gastric fluid when the wine used constituted only one per cent . of the digesting mass . Four of the ten showed a ...
... taken in great concentration . " Prof. Chittenden reported ten experiments upon the influence of wine on the action of the gastric fluid when the wine used constituted only one per cent . of the digesting mass . Four of the ten showed a ...
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... taken . Furthermore , five of the water experiments and five of the alcohol ex- periments were marked by Prof. Chittenden as " strictly comparable " because " they were carried out in succession on the same day . " In all but one of the ...
... taken . Furthermore , five of the water experiments and five of the alcohol ex- periments were marked by Prof. Chittenden as " strictly comparable " because " they were carried out in succession on the same day . " In all but one of the ...
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... taken from home in a bottle properly labeled with a poison label . At the same time bring to the school room two large wide - mouthed bottles and in each place 25 to 50 beans which have previously been soaking about eight hours . Cork ...
... taken from home in a bottle properly labeled with a poison label . At the same time bring to the school room two large wide - mouthed bottles and in each place 25 to 50 beans which have previously been soaking about eight hours . Cork ...
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