Sonar Bangla Resume August 1929

at the lack of local enterprize in such matters and the inertia that has to be overcome before any appreciable progress can be made renders one rather sceptical.” That the formula which the societies have adopted for fighting against malaria is based On science is proved firstly by a good number of the societies being able to eradicate malaria from their area 2ndly by the testimony of the Off [...] In the similar line we are going to undertake anti-tuberculosis work in the rural areas by the teachings of the rcently formed Tuberculosis Association of Bengal under the Presidency of Lady Jackson reaching the villages of Bengal through the some venue. [...] He was the secretary of the premier antimalaria society viz the Panihati Society for the first five years of its existence. [...] I learnt from the advertisement of a fetiliser company in an issue of journal of Trpical Agriculture that Nitrogen Potash and Phosphorus besides water are taken away from the soil during growth of a plant crop and so these have to be replenished to the proportionate amount it is taken away to get successful crop from the plants planted later on in the same soil. [...] I gradually learnt that on nitrgenous constituent depends the growth of the leafy parts of the plants as well as the general growth of the plant on the potash depends strength of the stems on the phosphate the flowering and seedy part of the plant.