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House Flies

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The bulletin surveys flies commonly found in dwellings, focusing on the true house fly: its identification, life cycle, breeding sites (especially horse and other manures and decaying organic matter), and role in transmitting intestinal diseases by contaminating food. It distinguishes similar species such as biting stable flies, cluster flies, blowflies, and fruit flies, and provides notes on natural enemies, illustrative plates, and practical control measures covering sanitation, breeding-site removal, and municipal responsibilities to reduce infestations and disease risk.

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L. O. Howard

L. O. Howard was an entomologist known for his contributions to the study of insects, particularly in relation to pest control. His notable works include "House Flies" and "The House Fly and How to Suppress It," which provide insights into the biology and management of these common pests. Howard's research has had a lasting impact on the field of entomology, particularly in understanding the role of house flies in public health and agriculture. His work remains relevant for those interested in pest management and the ecological implications of insect populations.

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