Research report - Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army, Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory.

Some no. issued in more than one part.

Temperature changes of pulmonary blood during exposure to cold

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Revolution and cold war.

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Medical reports, on the effects of water, cold and warm, as a remedy in fever and other diseases, whether applied to the surface of the body, or used internally ...

Title of v. 2 reads: Medical reports, on the effects of water, cold and warm, as a remedy in fever and febrile diseases ... 2d ed., cor. and enl.

HANDBOOK CONTAINING INFORMATION, TABLES AND DATA RELATING TO THE MANUFACTURE AND USE OF COLD ROLLED STRIP STEEL

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1912 storage rate guide; gives storage rates on general merchandise, free and in bond; cold storage; household goods; agricultural implements, and much valuable information on warehousing.

p. 91-96, advertising matter.

Specifications for tar concrete surface course, coarse open-graded aggregate type, subclass H-3, nonproprietary, cold-lay : effective August 1, 1945.

Reproduced from typewritten copy.

Specifications for sheet asphalt binder and surface courses : subclass J-2 : Warcolite-proprietary, cold-lay : effective May 1938.

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The cold hard facts about winter storms /

Cover title.

A topographical description of Worthing : with brief notices of the places of interest in the vicinity ... to which is prefixed [or rather, appended] a concise essay on cold and warm bathing.

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Cold water melodies and Washingtonian songster. Enl. and improved.

Lettered on cover: Third edition.

An exposition of the practice of affusing cold water on the surface of the body, as a remedy for the cure of fever; to which are added, remarks on the effects of cold drink, and of gestation in the open air in certain conditions of that disease.

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The Cold water melodies, and Washingtonian songster.

Preface signed: The compilers.

The causes of heat and cold in the several climates and situations of this globe, so far as they depend upon the rays of the sun, considered in order to shew that the difference of heat and cold in other countries may be nearly ascertained by a thermometer. As it was read to the Royal society.

Armorial book-plate mounted on verse of t.-p.

Special report on cold stress (hypothermia) and heat stress /

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