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1. The Massanetta Mineral Springs, Harrisonburg, Va: a certain cure for malaria, chills and fever, and all blood poisons : also largely used in kidney and dyspepsia troubles

Publication:

Balto. : Isaac Friedenwald, print., [1884?]

Subject(s):

Mineral Waters -- therapeutic use
Drinking Water
Virginia

2. The Buffalo Lithium Springs of Virginia: nature's own remedy for Bright's disease, chronic inflammation of and stone in the bladder, gouty and rheumatic affections, and all diseases dependent upon a uric acid diathesis, nervous disorders, dyspepsia, affections peculiar to women, albuminuria and dropsical effusion, eczema, &c. &c

Publication:

Philadelphia : Press of McCalla & Stavely, 1887

Subject(s):

Mineral Waters -- therapeutic use
Drinking Water
Virginia

3. On the use of zinced or galvanized iron for the storage and conveyance of drinking-water

Author(s):

Boardman, William E. (William Elbridge), 1844- author

Publication:

Boston : Wright & Potter, state printers, 1874

Subject(s):

Drinking Water
Sanitary Engineering
Iron
Zinc

4. The Geneva mineral water: mineral springs, Geneva, N.Y

Publication:

Washington, D.C : Geneva Mineral Water Co., [1894]

Subject(s):

Mineral Waters -- therapeutic use
Drinking Water

5. Measles

Author(s):

Corson, Hiram, 1804-1896

Publication:

Philadelphia, Pa. : [s.n.], 1872

Subject(s):

Measles -- therapy
Drinking Water
Cryotherapy

6. The water we drink: giving an account of the impurities to which it is liable, and the best methods of removing them

Author(s):

Gate City Stone Filter Co. author.

Publication:

New York : Gate City Stone Filter Co., [1885]

Subject(s):

Water Supply
Drinking Water
Water Purification -- methods

7. Drinking water: DOD has acted on some emerging contaminants but should improve internal reporting on regulatory compliance : report to Congressional committees

Publication:

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Government Accountability Office, October 2017

Subject(s):

Drinking Water
Military Facilities
Perchlorates
Public Health
Water Pollutants, Chemical
Water Pollution, Chemical
United States
United States. Department of Defense
United States. Environmental Protection Agency

8. Project no. 2 -- Operations at high temperatures. Partial report on sub-project no. 2-6, Water and salt requirement for desert operations

Author(s):

Nelson, Norton A., author
Bean, William B. (William Bennett), 1909-1989, author

Publication:

Fort Knox, Kentucky : Armored Medical Research Laboratory, November 12, 1942

Subject(s):

Adaptation, Physiological
Hot Temperature
Desert Climate
Drinking Water
Sodium Chloride, Dietary
Nutritional Requirements
Military Personnel
World War II
United States

9. Project no. 2 -- High temperatures in tanks. Final report on sub-project no. 2-6, Determination of water and salt requirements for desert operations

Author(s):

Nelson, Norton A., author
Eichna, Ludwig W. (Ludwig Waldemar), 1908- author
Bean, William B. (William Bennett), 1909-1989, author

Publication:

Fort Knox, Kentucky : Armored Medical Research Laboratory, May 20, 1943

Subject(s):

Adaptation, Physiological
Hot Temperature
Drinking Water
Sodium Chloride, Dietary
Military Personnel
Desert Climate
World War II
United States

10. Project no. 2 -- Operations at high temperatures: Report on sub-project no. 2-7 -- Determination of water and salt requirements for jungle operations : 2-11 -- Influence of high temperatures upon the efficiency of personnel : 2-13 -- Effect of training upon the efficiency of performance at high temperatures : 2-15 -- Study of the effects of drugs and accessory food factors on efficiency of personnel at high temperatures : 2-17 -- Study of the physiologic effects of high temperatures : 2-19 -- Study of efficiency of performance and rate of deterioration under conditions of water limitation : project nos. 2 (2-7, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19)

Author(s):

Eichna, Ludwig W. (Ludwig Waldemar), 1908- author
Bean, William B. (William Bennett), 1909-1989, author
Ashe, William F., author

Publication:

Fort Knox, Kentucky : Armored Medical Research Laboratory, 18 October 1943

Subject(s):

Adaptation, Physiological
Hot Temperature
Drinking Water
Sodium Chloride, Dietary
Military Personnel
World War II
United States