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The rat: arguments for its elimination and methods for its destruction.

by Richard Henry Creel First published in 1928 — 1 edition

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Vege tables as a possible factor in the dissemination of typhoid fever

by Richard Henry Creel First published in 1912 — 1 edition

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Contagious diseases among immigrants: hearings before the Committee on Immigration and Naturalization, House of Representatives, Sixty-sixth Congress, third session, February 9, 1921 : statements of Hugh S. Cumming [and] R. H. Creel

by Hugh S. Cumming, Richard Henry Creel, United States. Congress. House. Committe..., and Immigration Collection of Prescott Farns... First published in 1921 — 1 edition

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Examination of drinking water on railroad trains

by Richard Henry Creel First published in 1914 — 1 edition

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1. Report of investigation of coastal waters in the vicinity of Gulfport and Biloxi, Miss., with special reference to the pollution of shellfish

by Richard Henry Creel, Elias Elvove, George Albert Menge, Earle Bernard Phelps, Albert Fletcher Stevenson, Seidell, Atherton, and Voegtlin, Carl First published in 1914 — 1 edition

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