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This notice details mortality trends for diphtheria and typhoid fever, noting that typhoid fever usually peaks in March and is minimal from July to November, with overall mortality below average for the month.
It will be noticed that the mortality from typhoid fever usually attains its maximum in March, …
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Victoria Government Gazette, No. 104, 1901.
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