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NATURE STUDl RE VIE n 



[6:6 -Sept., 1910 



McrClure's Magazine, through special arrangement with the Amer- 

 ican Health League, is printing frequent articles on topics relating to 

 public health. The May number gives a very complete account of the 

 warfare against the rat. The August issue has an extended article 

 entitled "Oxygenizing a City", picturing the fresh air uplift as evi- 

 denced in the home, the zoo, the shop, the school, and various public 

 buildings. 



The admirable illustrations which accompany the article 

 by Mrs. Comstock in this issue are from original Slinger- 

 land photographs. On another page appears an adver- 

 tisement of colored lantern slides made from these unusual 

 photographs. 



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