"Bacteriology For Students In General And Household Science" by Estelle Denis Fogel Buchanan and Robert Earle Buchanan, offers a comprehensive introduction to the world of bacteria, specifically tailored for students in general science and home economics. This book explores the fundamental principles of bacteriology, emphasizing its relevance to everyday life and household practices.
The authors present clear explanations of bacterial structure, growth, and function, alongside practical applications for maintaining cleanliness and preventing the spread of disease. While some of the original advice on cleanliness may not reflect modern practices, this volume provides a fascinating glimpse into early 20th-century attitudes towards sanitation and public health. This makes it a valuable resource for students interested in the history of science, public health, and the evolution of bacteriological knowledge.
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