Description of research of Dr. Emil Bogan on black widow spiders, 1935

Title: Description of research of Dr. Emil Bogan on black widow spiders, 1935
Date Created: [circa November 1935]
Publisher: Los Angeles Times
Language: English
Collection: Los Angeles Times Photographic Collection

Caption: Text from negative sleeve: 2967. Dr. Emil Bogan. Black widow spiders. [Stamped:] Nov 28 1935.
Dr. Emil Bogan, Chief pathologist of Olive View Sanatorium, shown with a few thousand black widow spiders, killed by numerous methods attempted in the experiments conducted by Bogan. The most effective and practical means of destroying them is with a heavy spray of kerosene. This, says Bogan, is the least dangerous method for the layman to use.

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