“It is believed that improved salubrity to this amount is really attainable, and that, too, by means easily within our reach.”

“In many cases, the conditions in which water is used appear to be at least as important as its quality and salubrity.”

“But Kellogg has always clung to the aura of salubrity that originated with the doctor.”

“The relation between wage level and salubriousness has already been proven in several sociomedical studies, in our country and elsewhere.”

“But a rather scandalous case of illegitimacy preceded such salubriousness.”

“However, since time as process is somehow akin to the salubriousness of extentio, there must be some salve for this suffering of time.”