. Charlotte medical journal [serial] . f Measuring the Develop-mentof the Intelligence of Young Children,by Alfred Binet and Th. Simon, can be ob-tained from Dr. Clara Harrison Town,Lincoln, 111. The next annual meeting of the Ameri-can Breeders Association will be at theUniversity of South Carolina, Columbia,S. C, January 24 27 next.—Kinston FreePress. New Biological Laboratory. The handsome building we are illustrat-ing has recently been added to the group ofbiological laboratories of H. K. MulfordCompany at Glenolden, Pa. The building is constructed entirely frombasement to roof of hollow t
. Charlotte medical journal [serial] . f Measuring the Develop-mentof the Intelligence of Young Children,by Alfred Binet and Th. Simon, can be ob-tained from Dr. Clara Harrison Town,Lincoln, 111. The next annual meeting of the Ameri-can Breeders Association will be at theUniversity of South Carolina, Columbia,S. C, January 24 27 next.—Kinston FreePress. New Biological Laboratory. The handsome building we are illustrat-ing has recently been added to the group ofbiological laboratories of H. K. MulfordCompany at Glenolden, Pa. The building is constructed entirely frombasement to roof of hollow tile and concrete,making it a fireproof structure throughout. It is divided into departments, each de-partment being a unit, and complete in it-self. The east end of the building is de-voted to the handling of serum and globu-lin products. On the first floor bleedingsare received from the bleeding room, serumor plasma is removed from the clot or fromthe corpuscles, as the case may be, and theproduct stored immediately in cold-storage. livered to the group of antitoxin and serumfilling rooms. The bulk stock is kept incold storage rooms connected with thisgroup. Immediately adjoining the twentyfilling rooms is the labeling and packingroom for serum and globulin group also has its own cold-storagerooms. Elevators at each end of the build-ing convey the completed packages to theshipping rooms. After inspection and check-ing off against a duplicate set of recordsshipments are made. Each of the twenty filling and serumrooms is supplied with washed and filteredair. The special apparatus used for thispurpose is guaranteed to remove 98 per cent,of suspended matter from the air suppliedto these rooms. Not only is the air filteredbut its humidity and temperature are con-trolled thus giving the employes the benefitof the best possible working conditions. On erch floor glass partitions between thehalls and rooms permit the demonstrationof the work to visitors without their en
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