 | 1889 - 318 pages
...and sixty small scholars can be accommodated in an equal space. This estimate, however, is admissable only on the supposition that the ventilation is efficient....estimating the amount of tissue-change, the quantity of CO2 exhaled, and the quantity of food consumed. On the whole, the latter item is sufficient for the... | |
 | American Public Health Association - 1886 - 222 pages
...ought to contain the cubic space of 250 feet per head for larger scholars, it need contain only 1 80 for the same number of small scholars. In other words,...estimating the amount of tissue-change, — the quantity of COt exhaled, and the quantity of food consumed. On the whole, the latter item is sufficient for the... | |
 | Rhode Island. Board of Education - 1887 - 386 pages
...apprehended defect (and this covers a wide ground) , the voung children should have equal room \vith the older ones, on the ground of their comparative inability to cope with the deleterious efiects of bad air ; also, because in contracted quarters the danger of draughts from windows is greater.... | |
 | Indiana State Board of Health - 1889 - 304 pages
...and sixty small scholars can be accommodated in an equal space. This estimate, however, is admissable only on the supposition that the ventilation is efficient....estimating the amount of tissue-change, the quantity of COa exhaled, and the quantity of food consumed. On the whole, the latter item is sufficient for the... | |
 | Albert Prescott Marble - 1891 - 300 pages
...is efficient. In case of defect, or apprehended defect, young children should have equal room with older ones, on the ground of their comparative inability...to cope with the deleterious effects of bad air." • * • Where water carriage is impossible, as in the country, or out-lying districts of the city,... | |
 | United States. Bureau of Education, United States. Office of Education - 1891 - 968 pages
...efficient. In case of defect, or apprehended defect, young children should have equal room •with older ones, on the ground of their comparative inability to cope with the deleterions effects of bad air." • * * Where water carriage is impossible, as in the country, or... | |
 | Joseph F. Edwards - 1888 - 590 pages
...and sixty small scholars can be accommodated in an equal space. This estimate, however, is admissable only on the supposition that the ventilation is efficient....estimating the amount of tissue-change, — the quantity of CO2 exhaled, and the quantity of food consumed. On the whole, the latter item is sufficient for the... | |
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This estimate, however, is admissible only on the supposition that the ventilation is efficient. In case of defect, or apprehended defect (and this covers a wide ground), the young children should have equal room with the older ones, on the ground of... 