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- Underground hygiene and sanitation
- Physiological effects of exposure to low concentrations of carbon monoxide
- Morbidity studies as an aid in preventing illness among miners
- Physiological effect of high temperatures and humidities with and without air movement
- Dangers of and treatment for carbon monoxide poisoning
- Hydrogen sulphide as an industrial poison
- Exhaust gases from engines using ethyl gasoline
- The pyrotannic acid method for the quantitative determination of carbon monoxide in blood and in air :its uses in the diagnosis and investigation of cases of carbon monoxide poisoning
- Rock-dusting in coal mines
- Physiological factors of mine ventilation
- Acrolein as a warning agent for detecting leakage of methyl chloride from refrigerators
- Effect of sealing on acidity of mine drainage
- Use of ethyl mercaptan to detect leaks in natural-gas distribution systems
- Toxicity of dichloro-difluoro methane :a new refrigerant
- Effect of abnormal air conditions on mine workers
- Connection between physical condition and liability to accidents of metal miners
- Effect on workers of air conditions
- Physiological factors in mine ventilation in 1931
- Character of drainage from mines in the Thick Freeport coal bed, Pennsylvania
- Radium in medical use in the United States
- Silicosis and tuberculosis among miners of the tri-state district of Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri.
- Pulmonary diseases in the mining industry
- Methanol poisoning.
- Health hazards from inadequate coal-mine ventilation
- Findings from major studies of fatigue
- The hazard of hydrogen flouride poisoning in the mineral and allied industries