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GOLDBERGER, J. 1910. The straw itch. (Dermat.i.tis Schambergi). Public Health Repts., Was.h.i.+ngton, xxv, p. 779-784.
GOLDBERGER, J. and ANDERSON, J. F. 1912, The transmission of typhus fever, with especial reference to transmission by the head-louse (_Pediculus capitis_). Public Health Repts., Was.h.i.+ngton, xxvii, p.
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GOLDBERGER, J., WARING, C. H., and WILLETS, D. G. 1914. The treatment and prevention of pellagra. Public Health Repts., Was.h.i.+ngton, xxix, p. 2821-2826.
GRAHAM-SMITH, G. S. 1913. Flies in relation to disease: non-bloodsucking flies. 8vo. Cambridge Univ. Press. (xiv + 292 p.)
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GRIFFITH, A. 1908. Life history of house-flies. Public Health, xxi, p.
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GRuNBERG, K. 1907. Die blutsaugenden Dipteren. 8vo. Jena, Fischer. (vi + 188 p.).
HADWEN, S. 1913. On "tick paralysis" in sheep and man following bites of _Dermacentor venustus_. Parasitology, vi, p. 283-297.
HADWEN, S. and NUTTALL, G. H. F. 1913. Experimental "tick paralysis" in the dog. Parasitology, vi, p. 298-301.
HALL, M. C. and MUIR, J. F. 1913. A critical study of a case of myasis due to _Eristalis_. Arch. Int. Med., Chicago, xi, p. 193-203.
HAMILTON, J. 1893. Medico-entomology. Entom. News iv, p. 217-219.
HART, C. A. 1895. On the entomology of the Illinois river and adjacent waters. Bul. Ill. State Lab. Nat. Hist., iv, p. 149-273.
HEADLEE, T. J. 1914. Anti-mosquito work in New Jersey. Jour. Econ. Ent.
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HECKER, J. F. C. 1885. The dancing mania of the Middle Ages. Transl. by B. G. Bahington. 8vo. New York, Humboldt Library. (53p.).
HENDEL. 1901. Beitrag zur Kenntniss der Calliphorinen. Wiener Ent.
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HERMS, W. B. 1911. The housefly in its relation to public health. Cal.
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HERRICK, G. W. 1903. The relation of malaria to agriculture and other industries of the South. Pop. Sci. Mo. lxii, p. 521-525.
---- 1913. Household insects and methods of control. Cornell Reading Course, (N. Y. State College of Agric.), iii, 47 p.
---- 1914. Insects injurious to the household and annoying to man. 8vo.
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HEWITT, C. G. 1910. The house-fly. A study of its structure, development, bionomics, and economy. 8vo. Manchester Univ. Press.
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HIGGINS, F. W. 1891. Dipterous larvae vomited by a child. Insect Life, Was.h.i.+ngton. iii, p. 396-397.
HINDLE, E. 1911 a. The relapsing fever of tropical Africa. A Review.
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HINDLE, E. and MERRIMAN, G. 1914. The range of flight of _Musca domestica_. Journ. of Hygiene, xiv. p. 23-45.
HINE, J. S. 1903. Tabanidae of Ohio. Papers Ohio Acad. Sci. No. 5, 55 p.
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---- 1907. Second report upon the horse-flies of Louisiana. La. Stat.
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HODGE, C. F. 1910. A practical point in the study of the typhoid, or filth-fly. Nature Study Review, vi, p. 195-199.
---- 1913. The distance house-flies, blue-bottles, and stable flies may travel over water. Science, n. s. x.x.xviii, p. 513.
HONEIJ, J. A. and PARKER, R. R. 1914. Leprosy: flies in relation to the transmission of the disease. Journ. Med. Research, Boston, x.x.x, p.
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HOOKER, W. A. 1908 a. Life history, habits, and methods of study of the Ixodoidea. Jour. Econ. Ent. i, p. 34-51.
---- 1908 b. A review of the present knowledge of the role of ticks in the transmission of disease. ibid., i, p. 65-76.
HOPE, F. W. 1837. On insects and their larvae occasionally found in the human body. Trans. Ent. Soc., London, ii, p. 256-271.
HOUGH, G. DE N. 1899 a. Synopsis of the Calliphorinae of the United States. Zoological Bulletin, ii, p. 283-290.
---- 1899 b. Some Muscinae of North America, Biological Bulletin i, p.
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