Annual Report of the State Board of Health of Massachusetts, 11. köideWright & Potter., 1879 |
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acid Adulteration Analysis of water Blackstone River Board of Health Boston Bowditch Butchers Cambridge carbonic carbonic acid cellars Chicopee Circular cities and towns Cochituate Concord Rivers Contaminated Continued Death-rates Diphtheria Disinfecting Disposal of sewage drainage drains drinking-water drunkard England Examination of water fever in Massachusetts filth filtration Folsom George Derby Health of towns Hoosac hospitals Housatonic River House-drainage houses impure Insane Asylum Intemperance Liernur system Lowell Lynn manufacture Massachusetts meat Merrimac River Methods milk Milldam Model lodging-house Mortality mouth disease muck Nashua River Neponset River Peabody Pittsfield Poisoning pollution of streams Pond prevent Privies public health Registration REPORT Salem Sanitary scarlet fever schools sewage sewage-farms sewers slaughter-houses Slaughtering and Melting Small-pox soup source of water-supply Springfield statistics Stock-yards Summary Table of deaths Taunton Taunton River tenement-houses trenches typhoid fever Ventilation VIII W. R. Nichols Waltham Water-closets Water-supply and sewerage Westfield River Worcester
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Page 113 - to amend an Act to incorporate the Butchers' Slaughtering and Melting Association in Brighton VIII. 3 Act concerning swine-slaughtering associations . . . . VI. 200 Treatment of the drunkard by the law VI. 29 Act to provide for an investigation of the question of the use of running streams as common sewers in relation to the public health VII.
Page 143 - The pollution of rivers, with general observations on water-supplies and sewerage VII. 8, 21 Drainage and sewerage VII. 150 The water-supply, drainage, and sewerage of the State from the sanitary point of view VII. 175 Excrement removal VII. 180 Methods employed in Great Britain VII. 181 Water-supply and sewerage VII. 193 Outlets of sewers VII.
Page 36 - Nichols. (2) The Water-Supply, Drainage, and Sewerage of the State from the Sanitary Point of View. By Dr. F. Winsor. (3) The Disposal of Sewage. By Dr. CF Folsom, Secretary. (4) Summary and Recommendations. By the Board. Surface-Drainage of the Metropolitan District. By C. W. Folsom, CE Defects in House-Drainage, and their Remedies. By ES Philbrick, CE
Page 126 - Legislative enactments with regard to the sale of adulterated milk IV. 299 Act to prevent the sale or exchange of adulterated milk . . IV. 302 Conclusions IV. 303 Typhoid fever in Medford V. 526 Outbreak of intestinal disorder attributable to the contamination of drinking-water by means of impure ice . . . VII. 14, 465 Rye Beach VII.
Page 121 - Report on the use of milk from cows affected with " foot and mouth disease " II. 4, 425 Adulteration of milk IV. 14, 277 Distillery milk IV. 209 Composition of milk IV. 281 Methods of examination IV. 283 Methods of adulteration IV. 285 Milk in Boston and vicinity IV. 290 Analyses by JF
Page 109 - 7 Iron: — Process of galvanizing or zincking VII. 62 Irrigation: — Irrigation of land II. 241; VIII. 80, 92 The opportunity and possibility of utilizing sewage in the city of Worcester IV. 109 Sewage irrigation IV. 55; VII. 334; VIII. 80 Subsoil irrigation VII. 334 Surface irrigation VII. 335 Cost of irrigation
Page 138 - Charles River as a source of water-supply V. 142 Act to provide for an investigation of the question of the use of running streams as common sewers in relation to the public health VII, 8, 23
Page 111 - 23 Act to provide for an investigation of the question of the use of running streams as common sewers in its relation to the public health VII. 23 Statistics of the river valleys
Page 29 - THE STATE BOARD OF HEALTH, STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, May, 1879. NOTE. — Copies of this circular may be had upon application to the Secretary of the State Board
Page 60 - of JD Runkle . VIII. 310 The relative importance of mode of life and of race in determining the size of growing children X. 35 Di. Baxter's classification of occupations X. 36 Anthropometrical methods X. 55 Directions for compiling tables X. 56 Bowling: — Bowling by persons of consumptive tendencies .... V. 58 Boxing: — Boxing by persons of consumptive tendencies .... V.