 | 1882 - 708 lehte
...to others. "II.— Local effort and expenditure, either by States or municipalities, are inadeiiuate to the. control of small-pox In any given community...commonwealth, so long as the contagion and the material tor the propagation of the contagion continue to be replenished by repeated accessions of unprotected... | |
 | Illinois State Board of Health - 1883 - 700 lehte
...In the United States— on the one. hand, even if protected himself, often being the bearer of (he contagion in clothing and other effects; and, on the...or municipalities, are inadequate to the control of small- pox in any given community or common wealth, so long as the contagion and the material for the... | |
 | United States. Congress. House - 1884 - 282 lehte
...even if protected himself, often being the bearer of the contagion in clothing and other erïects ; and, on the other, if unprotected, frequently becoming...propagation of the contagion continue to be replenished by the repeated accessions of unprotected or imperfectly protected immigrants. III. — A continuous sanitary... | |
 | 1885 - 648 lehte
...frequently becoming the victim to the disease and propagating it to others. 2. Local efforts and expedients, either by States or municipalities, are inadequate...community or commonwealth so long as the contagion and material for the propagation of the contagion, continue to be replenished by repeated accessions of... | |
 | 1885 - 676 lehte
...frequently becoming the victim to the disease and propagating it to others. 2. Local efforts and expedients, either by States or municipalities, are inadequate...community or commonwealth so long as the contagion and material for the propagation of the contagion, continue to be replenished by repeated accessions of... | |
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I. — The immigrant is a prime factor in the origin and continuance of small-pox in the United States — on the one hand, even if protected himself, often being the bearer of the contagion in clothing and other effects; and, on the other, if unprotected,... 