The Indian Journal of Medical Research  January 1930

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The name ASPIRIN was also created by the firm of BAYER and registered in almost all countries of the world for the lawful prtektion of the genuine product and the public. [...] Illustrative matter should not be sent in the form of unarranged drawings or photographs but be definitely arranged or allocated by the author as so many text figures or plates as the case may be having due regard to the size and shape of the page of the Journal and the capacity of the drawings or photos for reduction. [...] On analysis of some of the prparations by the Chemical Analysers Bombay and Bengal they are found to conform to the requirements of British Pharmacopoeia 1914 as regards the quantity of Alcohol the proper amount of Alkaloids and absence of impurities. [...] Part II.......... 657 MCCARRISON R. Whole Wheat Bread and White Bread.. MCCARRISON R. The Effect on the Tracheal Mucous Membrane and on the 667 Thyroid Gland of Faulty Food containing an Insufficiency of Vitamin A 693 WEBSTER W. J. and CHITRE G. D. Observations on Rat-fleas and the Transmission of Plague.. 699 ROY N. K. Darjeeling Teas...... 711 NtwComB C. The Water-content of the [...] This may he due to (1) the difference in the soil and climatic condition of the locality from which the specimen has been collected and (2) the time of the year at which the collection has been made.

Title	Pages	Author/Editor
Frontmatter	i-xxiii	The Director General, Indian Medical Service	View
Seasonal Variations in the Alkaloidal Content of the Indian Ephedra	647-650	R.N. Chopra, Ashutosh Dutt	View
Studies on the Enlarged Malarial Spleen. Part I. Effect of Adrenalin on the Blood Picture	651-656	T.A. Hughes, D.L. Shrivastava	View
Studies on the Enlarged Malarial Spleen. Part II. Effects or Intravenous and Orat Administration of Quinine on the Blood Picture	657-666	T.A. Hughes, D.L. Shrivastava	View
Whole wheat Bread and white Bread: a Comparative Study	667-692	R. McCarrison	View
The effect on the Tracheal Mucous Membrane and on the Thyroid Gland of Faulty Food Containing an Insufficiency Of Vitamin a	693-ix	R. McCarrison	View
Observations on Rat-Fleas and the Transmission of Plague. Part I	699-710	W.J. Webster, G.D. Chitre	View
Darjeeling Teas	711-720	Nishi Ray	View
The Water-Content of the Heart Muscle in Beri-Beri Columbarum	721-734	Clive Newcomb	View
A Scheme for the Analysis of Small Urinary Calculi	735-748	Clive Newcomb	View
The Value of a Provocative Dose of Pentavalent Antimony in the Diagnosis of Kala-Azar	749-754	L. Napier, C.R. Gupta	View
On an Improved Method of Dissecting Sand Flies for Parasitological Observations	755-758	S. Mukerji	View
Studies on the Influence of Season on the Development of Filaria Bancrofti in Culex Fatigans	759-iii	S. Rao, M.O.T. Iyengar	View
Larvae of Oriental Tree-Hole Breeding Anophelines	769-iv	M.O.T. Iyengar	View
Studies in ‘pernicious Anemia’ of Pregnancy. Part I. Preliminary Report	777-ii	Lucy Wills, Maneck Mehta	View
Studies in Malaria with Special Reference to Treatment. Part XII. Further Researches into the Treatment of Chronic Benign Tertian Malaria with Plasmoquine and Quinine	793-814	Lucy Wills, J.A. Sinton, S. Smith, D. Pottinger	View
Studies in Malaria with Special Reference to Treatment. Part XIII. Parosan and Dimeplasminie in Treatment	815-820	J.A. Sinton	View
The Epidemiology and Pathology of Tuberculosis in India	821-848	A.C. Ukil	View
The Role of Secondary Bacterial Flora in Pulmonary Tuberculosis	849-866	A.C. Ukil	View
On the Desiccation of Antivenomous Serum and the Value of the Dried Product as an Antidote Against Snake Bite	867-880	Nand Lal	View
Osteomalacia (Late Rickets) Studies. Part II. the Blood Picture	881-888	Dagmar Wilson, Gulbai Patel	View
Osteomalacia (Late Rickets) Studies. Part III. Dietary Factors in the Aetiology of Osteomalacia	889-902	Dagmar Wilson, Ella Surie	View
Osteomalacia (Late Rickets) Studies. Part IV. a Preliminary Note on the Incidence of Rickets and Dental Caries Among School Children in India	903-906	Dagmar Wilson, Ella Surie	View
The Diagnosis of Kala-Azar by the urea Stibamine test	907-912	H.E. Shortt, A.C. Craighead, R.O.A. Smith, H.A.H. D’silva, Sribas Das	View
Phlebotomus Argentipes Caught in Nature Infected with Leishmania Donovani	913-914	H.E. Shortt, A.C. Craighead, R.O.A. Smith, C.S. Swaminath	View
Preliminary Transmission Experiments in Indian Kala-Azar not Involving the use of an Intermediate Vector	915-920	H.E. Shortt, A.C. Craighead, R.O.A. Smith, C.S. Swaminath	View
Third Series of Transmission Experiments in KalA-Azar with Phlebotomus Argentipes	921-928	H.E. Shortt, A.C. Craighead, R.O.A. Smith, C.S. Swaminath	View
An Investigation of Samples of Rice Believed to Have Been the Cause of Beri-Beri in Burma	929-944	G. Verghese	View
A Note on the Keeping Properties of Polyvalent Dysentery Bacteriophage	945-948	C.De.C. Martin	View
The Cholesterol Content of the Blood in Filaria	949-952	T.C. Boyd, A.C. Roy	View
A Note on two Species of Indian Anopheline Mosquitoes—A. Insul1E Florum Swellengrebel and A. Aitkenii James with its Variety Bengalensis Nov. Var	953-956	I.M. Puri	View
The Wassermann Reaction in Kala-Azar	957-960	R.B. Lloyd, L. Napier	View
An Improved Citronella Mosquito Deterrent	961-962	Cedric Dover	View
Tests on the Effects of Coumarin on the Life of the Mosquito and the Malaria Parasite	963-970	Bruce Mayne	View
Bacteriophage Inquiry. Report on the work During the Period From 1St January to 1St September 1929	971-984	Jgor Asheshov, I. Asheshov, Saranjam Khan, M.N. Lahiri	View
Backmatter	i-iv	The Director General, Indian Medical Service	View

The Indian Journal of Medical Research January 1930

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