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Man spraying kerosene oil into ponds, water-filled trenches, etc., to protect against mosquitoes carrying malaria. 1912. Name of Expedition: Panama Canal Zone Original material: Hand-colored Lantern Slide Learn more about The Field Museum's Library Photo Archives. |
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| Date | 8 June 2009, 13:53:38 | ||
| Source | originally posted to Flickr as Man spraying kerosene oil | ||
| Author | The Field Museum Library | ||
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