Public Documents of Massachusetts, 34. numberSecretary of the Commonwealth, 1892 |
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... mortality of the State from each disease is taken as an average or standard of comparison , and is assumed to be 100 . Other special conditions receive due consideration , such as the influence of railway communication ; the relation of ...
... mortality of the State from each disease is taken as an average or standard of comparison , and is assumed to be 100 . Other special conditions receive due consideration , such as the influence of railway communication ; the relation of ...
Page 718
... mortality reports of the State : 1. It is not a report of the entire population , since it is compiled mainly from the returns of the cities and large towns , comprising about three - fifths of the population . 2. It does not correspond ...
... mortality reports of the State : 1. It is not a report of the entire population , since it is compiled mainly from the returns of the cities and large towns , comprising about three - fifths of the population . 2. It does not correspond ...
Page 718
... mortality reports of the State : 1. It is not a report of the entire population , since it is compiled mainly from the returns of the cities and large towns , comprising about three - fifths of the population . 2. It does not correspond ...
... mortality reports of the State : 1. It is not a report of the entire population , since it is compiled mainly from the returns of the cities and large towns , comprising about three - fifths of the population . 2. It does not correspond ...
Page 727
... mortality , was 129.8 per 1,000 , as compared with 130.8 in 1890 and 106 in 1889. The mortality rate , as compared with the reporting population , was 2.69 per 1,000 ; that of 1890 was 2.8 . TYPHOID FEVER . The total number of reported ...
... mortality , was 129.8 per 1,000 , as compared with 130.8 in 1890 and 106 in 1889. The mortality rate , as compared with the reporting population , was 2.69 per 1,000 ; that of 1890 was 2.8 . TYPHOID FEVER . The total number of reported ...
Page 733
... Mortality from Diphtheria and Croup for each week , 1891 and for nine years , ( 1883-1891 ) The average weekly mortality reported in each month was as. No. 34. ] 733 MORTALITY REPORTS .
... Mortality from Diphtheria and Croup for each week , 1891 and for nine years , ( 1883-1891 ) The average weekly mortality reported in each month was as. No. 34. ] 733 MORTALITY REPORTS .
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Acre Daily Albu Albuminoid albuminoid ammonia Alg¿ AMMONIA April Asterionella average Bacteria BLACKSTONE RIVER Board of Health Boston Brook cent Chemical Examination Chlorine Chlorococcus cities and towns Cons counties Crenothrix Crustacea Cubic Centi cubic centimeter Cyanophyce¿ DATE OF APPEARANCE Day of examination death rate Diatoma Diatomace¿ Difflugia Dinobryon diphtheria diseases Distinct Effluent Examination of Water feet FILTER TANK Fitchburg Fungi gallons per acre Infusoria July June Melosira Merrimack River Microscopical Examination mill minoid Miscellaneous mortality rate Nashua River Navicula Neponset River Nitrates NITROGEN Number of Deaths Number of organisms Number of sample Odor organic matter organisms per cubic Oxygen Peridinium pollution Pond population portion Quantity Applied reservoir RESIDUE ON EVAPORA Rhizopoda samples were collected sand Sept sewage Sewage applied sewer Slight Synedra Tabellaria TION Total Trachelomonas Turbidity typhoid fever Uroglena V.slight Vermes water supply WEEK ENDING Worcester Zoögl¿a
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Page 697 - Whoever by himself or by his servant or agent, • or as the servant or agent of any other person...
Page xxviii - ... of them are found to contain vermin or to have been made in improper places or under unhealthy conditions, he shall...
Page 7 - ... sewage, having regard to the present and prospective needs and interests of other cities, towns, corporations, firms or individuals which may be affected thereby. It shall also from time to time consult with and advise persons or corporations engaged or...
Page 317 - Report of a Commission Appointed to Consider a General System of Drainage for the Valleys of Mystic, Blackstone and Charles Rivers, 1886 (State publ.).
Page xix - Thus a hard and fast rule, such as has been laid down in some districts where scarlatina has been present, that no child shall go to school from an infected house for three months after the disease has begun in that house, is not to be commended. It is indeed possible that under the circumstances of a particular...
Page xxviii - In any workshop as aforesaid, notify the board of health of the location of such workshop, the nature of the work there carried on, and the number of persons therein employed.
Page xxviii - ... the exercise of such manual labor in a private house or private room by the family dwelling therein...
Page xvii - More rarely, the same questions arise in connection with enteric fever, and diarrhoeal diseases which spread, not so much by direct infection from person to person, as indirectly through the agency of local conditions, such as infected school privies. 4. It will be seen that the article quoted above confers upon sanitary authorities an alternative power with respect to public elementary schools.
Page xxviii - ... shall be subject to the inspection and examination of the inspectors of the district police, for the purpose of ascertaining whether said garments or any of them, or any part or parts thereof, are in cleanly condition and free from vermin and every matter of an infectious or...
Page xviii - Furthermore, as it is rarely possible to provide effectual separation of the sick from the healthy within the homes of children of the class attending public elementary schools, it must commonly be necessary that all children of an infected household should be excluded from school; first, because otherwise such children might attend school while suffering from the disease in a latent form, or at an unrecognised stage, and, secondly, because it is known that infection may attach itself to, and be...