A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z - Anaphylaxis, 177
- Appearance of plague in Porto Rico, 26
- New Orleans, 26
- Manila, 26
- Appeal for public coÖperation, 126, 127
- Australia, plague in, 22
- Alaska, plague in, 22
- Africa, South, plague in, 22
- Africa, Central, plague in, 22
- Africa, East, plague in, 22
- Africa, British East, plague in, 25
- Africa, Portuguese East, plague in, 26
- Asian marmot, 28
- Australia, rat fleas of, 32
- Activity of fleas, 33
- Attenuation of virulence of cholera organism, 35
- Adaptability of rat to temperature and environment, 51
- Anti-plague campaign in Manila, 1912-1914, 57
- Amoy, importation of plague from, 59
- Anti-rat measures in R. R. cars, 92
- Activity of fleas, 98
- Austrian Plague Commission, 133
- Agglutination of plague bacilli, 134-135
- Animals suspected of plague, observations on, 146-149
- Abatement of plague in Hong Kong in 1914, 160
- Anti-plague work, dangers of, 163, 164
- Bacteriologic observations, 127
- Bacillus pestis, in air, 38
- in ants, 138
- in bedbugs, 33, 138
- conveyance by fleas, 28, 30, 31
- cultivation of, 133, 138
- cultural characteristics of, 133, 138
- in circulating blood, 133, 136
- in cats, 150
- effect of temperature upon, 34
- in flies, 33, 138
- in fleas, 138
- in lice, 33, 138
- effect of seasonal conditions on, 34
- in cockroaches, 33
- in sputum, 132
- stability of virulence of, 35, 36
- in skin, 132
- Blue, Dr. Rupert, 31
- Brazil, plague in, 22
- Black Death of Europe, 20
- British East Africa, plague in, 25
- Bite of flea, 31
- Brazil, rat fleas of, 32
- Bedbug, conveyance of B. pestis by, 33
- Barber, Dr. M., 38
- Bacterial viruses for rat destruction, 43
- Bacterial virus, Danysz, 53
- Bacillus, Danysz, 53
- use of, in Odessa, 53
- use of, in Cape Town, 53
- B. typhi murium, 53
- Bacillus, mouse-typhoid, of Loeffler, 53
- B. enteritidis, GÄrtner's, 54
- Bacterial rat poisons, use of, in Japan, 54
- Beginning of Manila epidemic, 60
- Binondo, Manila, plague in, 63
- Bamboo timbers, closing ends of, 71
- Basements, insanitary, 72
- Birth-rate of rats, 73
- Bionomics of fleas, 77
- Batavia, Dutch India (Java), 77
- Bureau of Science, Manila, 92
- Barn rat, 99
- Burrowing ability of rats, 102
- Breaking up rat nests, Manila, 106
- Bacteriologic examination of plague patients, 128
- Blood-sucking insects, transmission of plague by, 137
- Bacillus pestis, insects found to contain (Table III), 138, 139
- Biologic diagnosis of plague, 167
- procedure, diagnosis, 168
- Cause of plague, 28
- Conveyance of plague, 28
- Control of plague, 40
- Crowell, Dr. B.C., 14
- China, plague in, 21, 22, 24
- California, plague in, 22
- Central Africa, plague in, 22
- California ground squirrel, 28
- Contact, plague through, 29
- Contagious plague, 29
- Contagion, India Plague Commission on, 33
- Cockroaches in plague conveyance, 29, 33
- Cats, plague in, 29, 76, 149
- Chronic plague in rats, 35
- Chronic rat plague, India Plague Commission on, 35
- Currie, Dr. D.H., 31
- Creel, Dr. R.H., U.S.P.H. Service, 31, 101
- Castellani, Dr. Aldo (dedication), 179
- Ceratophyllus fasciatus, 32
- Cat fleas, 32
- Ctenocephalus, 32
- Citellus beecheyi, 28
- Cholera epidemics, spontaneous abatement of, 35
- organism, attenuation of virulence of, 35
- California, a plague centre, 41
- Cost of rat proofing, 49
- Chemical poisoning of rats and ground squirrels, 54
- Community, summary of prevention for, 56
- Close of year 1912 in Manila, 67
- Closing ends of bamboo timbers, 71
- Cat plague case in Manila, 76, 149 fleas, 78
- Correspondence of Philippine and Japan conditions, 83
- Comparative statistics in rat catching methods, 89
- Cresols, 94
- Coloration of rats, 99
- Conformation of skulls in rats, 101
- Climbing ability of rats, 102
- Collection and forwarding of rats (Manila), 122, 123
- Case of Mr. C. (Manila), 124, 125
- Concealing plague cases, 94
- Conclusions concerning blood culture in plague diagnosis, 136
- from observations of plague outbreak among experimental animals (Manila), 146
- Cat, natural plague infection in, 149-154
- Conditions, treatment and prognosis, 173
- Combined vaccines, 179
- Diagnosis of plague, 165
- Definition of plague, 28
- Digestive tract, infection through, 29
- Dog fleas, 32
- Droplet infection, 38
- Destruction of rats by diseases, 53
- Danysz bacterial virus, 53
- bacillus, 53
- use of, in Odessa, 53
- use of, in Cape Town, 53
- Destruction of rats by domestic animals, 54
- Disinfection of ship cargoes, 56
- Dead, proper disposal of, 56
- Dispersion of fleas from rat cadavers, Manila, 65
- Death-rate of rats, 73
- Dutch India, Batavia (Java), 77
- Duration of life of fasting fleas, 79
- Dead rats in bamboo house timbers, 87
- Disinfection, theatre, Manila, 93
- Deception and concealment of plague cases, 94
- Differential points in rats, unreliability of, 101
- Driving out rats with formaldehyde gas (Manila), 106
- Dangers of anti-plague work, 163, 164
- Diagnosis, rapid, of plague, importance of, 166
- biologic, of plague, 167
- non-biologic, 169, 170
- Dosage and technique of serum administration, 176, 177
- Extension of plague, 19, 22
- Egypt, plague in, 20, 23, 25
- East Africa, plague in, 22
- Epidemics, effect of seasonal conditions on, 34
- Epidemic pneumonic plague, 38
- Economic importance of rat destruction, 42
- Estimations of loss by U.S. Agricultural Department, 42
- Effect of superstitions and religious beliefs in India, 43
- of rat poisoning and trapping, 73
- Epidemiologic facts concerning plague in Java, 82
- Examination of fatal cases of plague (Table I), 130
- Experimental animals, plague in, 139-145
internal">149- 154 Notes on plague in Hong Kong by Dr. Roberg, 153-160 Non-biologic diagnosis, 169, 170 - Objection to domestic cats and dogs as flea carriers, 55
- Order Rodentia, 99
- Outbreak of plague among experimental animals (Manila), 139-145
- Observations of animals suspected of plague, 146-149
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