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April 11, 1884
Lancaster Daily Intelligencer
Lancaster, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
What is this article about?
At the annual meeting of the Massachusetts Homeopathic Association, a U.S. signal officer in Boston reported no traces of ozone in the city's atmosphere for the past six months, compared to nearly 40% in Taunton, likely due to urban heat and noxious exhalations destroying it.
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Boston Atmosphere Without Ozone.
At the annual meeting of the Massachusetts Homeopathic association, a report from the United States signal officer in Boston was made, stating that in the atmosphere above the city of Boston there are not and have not been for six months past any traces of ozone, while in the city of Taunton he has found nearly 40 per cent. of ozone, and it is thought by many prominent members of the society that the heat and noxious exhalations that arise from large cities have the effect of destroying the ozone naturally to be found in the atmosphere.
At the annual meeting of the Massachusetts Homeopathic association, a report from the United States signal officer in Boston was made, stating that in the atmosphere above the city of Boston there are not and have not been for six months past any traces of ozone, while in the city of Taunton he has found nearly 40 per cent. of ozone, and it is thought by many prominent members of the society that the heat and noxious exhalations that arise from large cities have the effect of destroying the ozone naturally to be found in the atmosphere.
What sub-type of article is it?
Weather
What keywords are associated?
Ozone Levels
Boston Atmosphere
Taunton Ozone
Urban Exhalations
What entities or persons were involved?
United States Signal Officer In Boston
Where did it happen?
Boston
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Boston
Key Persons
United States Signal Officer In Boston
Event Details
Report presented at annual meeting stating no ozone traces in Boston atmosphere for six months past, nearly 40 per cent in Taunton, thought due to heat and noxious exhalations from large cities destroying ozone.