The Waring system ofsewerage is now being added to that already in operation.
The width of its streets and the unusual amount of frontage possessed by most of the dwellings, made the work of city improvements in the way of paving, sewerage and water supply, at first very slow of execution.
In 1909, the board organized a special division of sanitary-engineering for the efficient betterment of the sanitation of water supplies and sewerage systems.
Since 1894, no system of waterworks and no sewerage system can be established without the board having approved the plans thereof and this is also the case for projected cemeteries.
Make sure that the sewerage system is adequate for waste disposal.
Plans for sewerageconstruction may be obtained from state and local boards of health and from federal health and agricultural agencies.
All sewerage and garbage were promptly removed, and used to enrich the suburban market-gardens.
Sewerage was scientifically treated by the use of chemicals and machinery.
The valuable portions of the sewerage were utilized on adjacent vegetable farms.
Efficient sewerage was so manifestly the basis of all wise sanitation that the want of sewers, and the abominable condition of those which existed, were general subjects of complaint.
Very many bakehouses in London were stated to be in a shockingly filthy state, arising from imperfect sewerage and bad ventilation and neglect, and the bread must, during the process of fermentation, get impregnated with the noxious gases.
Foremost amongst them was the first essential of any sanitary well-being--the improvement of the sewerage and drainage of London.
This appears to me to be a strange anomaly, a false position, and a monstrous inconsistency--as great as if the sewerage of London were committed to a Joint Stock Company.
St. Giles' reported in 1872 that its sewerage was very complete, "not a single street or court being without a sewer.
Local sewerage and drainage works were on the whole effectively dealt with.
In many ways they did their work well; local sewerage and house drainage were effectually carried out; the refuse of the great city was regularly removed; the paving, and lighting, and cleansing of the streets were greatly improved.
The large amount which has been expended on works of sewerage and paving, shows that the local authorities in the metropolis have not been unmindful of the requirements of their several districts.
The millions of dead scales, kept to the skin by the clothing, and the cementing effect of the oil, are washed away, thus relieving the skin, which is the great sewerage system of the body.
The reports of Surgeon-General Hamilton, last summer, showed that the pest found its first welcome in a town where sewerage was wholly neglected, and tons of rotting sawdust and refuse filled the heated air with fever conditions.
Just about this time the sewerage epidemic took possession of the town, and became an insane contagion.
It is certain he was the first to invent the sewerage system idea; and the patents were applied for before the final endorsements had been secured.
City Fathers could not have mentioned such a thing as sewerage and garbage in the presence of those wonderful and august portraits and busts.
This step was deemed prudential for many reasons, the chief of which was the great difficulty the company experienced in running the water and sewerage systems separately.
Sewage refers to the contents of the sewer; sewerage to the system of sewers.
Stearns, of Massachusetts, three eminent sanitary engineers, to examine and report upon the system of sewerage existing in the District of Columbia.
The sewerage is perfect, and the greatest care is exercised in keeping the grounds free from dirt and weeds.
The sewerage is generally good, but defective in some places.
Such cases occur in houses whose sewerage is perfect and in houses which have no sewerage, and it is folly to attribute them exclusively or mainly to sewer gases.
While it is true that the germs of the specific diseases are very rarely present in sewer air, the house system of sewerage must be arranged as if they were always present, in order to obtain security.
With sewerage as with house-drainage it is not worth while to attempt here to give anything like detailed directions for inspection and for reformation.
In a properly-arranged system of housesewerage all the pipes, traps, etc.
Physicians should, as sanitarians, urge upon the authorities of all cities and towns the importance of deriving their water-supply from a source unpolluted by sewerage or by any other substances likely to be deleterious to health.
Large fish are not so common now as formerly, but probably this river will recover, and attain its wonted excellence, when the “Black Country” sewerage works are completed.
The improved system of drainage and sewerage brought to an issue the serious question of how the sewage of the town was to be dealt with.
The principal perversion to the function of sewerage is that of constipation, the location of which is limited to the lower portion of the large intestine, a section of the canal least endowed with digestive and absorptive power.
The function of drainage or sewerage is very important, and the perversion of it brings on much ill health.
The mileage in the sewerage system in the last report is thirty-eight miles and 4,632 feet.
With the purchase of the water system went also the adoption of a sewerage system.
The conclusion is warranted that for the efficient control of the death rate from typhoid fever it is necessary to have efficient sewerage and drainage, proper methods of living, and pure water.
Where the drip pipe from the refrigerator drains directly into the sewerage system, there is always danger.
At this period the Council did not embrace the same wide field of activity which it does now; road formation, water and sewerage being the principal undertakings.
The greatest reduction of the mortality by the execution of proper sewerage and water works took place in Danzig, on the Baltic, and Linz, on the Danube, where after the execution of the works the mortality was reduced by 7.
