Report of the State Board of Health of the State of Ohio. 1894State Board of Health, 1895 |
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Apoplexia Ashtabula births excluded Board of Health Bright's disease Bronchitis C. O. PROBST Canton causes census Cerebro-spinal meningitis Chicago Cholera infantum Cholera morbus Cincinnati Cleveland clothing Columbus contagious diseases contracted the disease council Cridersville Croup and diphtheria deaths reported Diarrheal diseases died of consumption diphtheria disinfected disposal drain drainage Dysentery epidemic feet Gastritis Gastritis and peritonitis gentlemen germs health officer Hoover hospital husband Hygiene infected Malarial fevers matter Measles Medical Meningitis milk months motion of Dr nuisance number of deaths Oberlin Ohio OHIO STATE BOARD patient pest house Phthisis Phthisis pulmonalis physician Pleurisy Pneumonia Premature and still-births present Public Health Puerperal fever quarantine REPORTS OF DEATHS river sanitary Scarlet fever Secretary sewage sewer sick small-pox tion Toledo Tonsilitis Total constitutional Total deaths Total developmental Total local diseases Total under five Total violence Total zymotic diseases town tuberculosis typhoid fever vaccination ventilation Whooping cough wife zymotic diseases
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Page 275 - The state board of health shall have supervision of all matters relating to the preservation of the life and health of the people...
Page 264 - ... of its officers and agents and the names thereof, for the past year, and may contain other useful information, and shall suggest any further legislative action or precautions deemed proper for the better protection of life and health.
Page 23 - Hoover it was voted to dispense with the reading of the minutes of the last meeting. The Secretary presented his quarterly report, which on motion of Dr.
Page 116 - ... shall find said shop in an unhealthy condition, or the clothing and materials used therein to be unfit for use, said board or inspector shall issue such order or orders as the public health may require, and the board of health are hereby enjoined to condemn and destroy all such infectious and contagious articles.
Page 27 - Montana, seconded the nomination and moved that the secretary be instructed to cast the ballot of the Board of Directors for H. B.
Page 274 - ... the same to be removed, abated, suspended, altered, or otherwise improved or purified, by the owner, agent or other person or persons having control of the same, or being responsible for the condition; and the refusal or neglect to obey said order shall be a misdemeanor, punishable as hereinafter provided.
Page 101 - On the street the patient should either" use an expectoration flask (many such are made) or cloths or paper, to be burned as soon as possible. If a handkerchief must be used, place it in boiling water or in a disinfectant solution before the expectoration can dry. To avoid consumption : 1. Eat meat cooked w.ell done, as this will destroy the germ. Boiling will destroy the germs in milk, and young children, who are especially prone to tuberculosis of the bowels, should be given only boiled milk. 2....
Page 109 - ... to successfully vaccinate within the shortest possible time all persons who have not been vaccinated during the outbreak, and that the first vaccination be within seven days; (c) to properly disinfect all houses and their contents where smallpox occurs. "3. Necessary means and appliances for efficient disinfection of materials, premises, etc., should be provided as the exigencies of each district may require. "4. Each case of smallpox should be immediately removed to a suitably constructed and...
Page 109 - 1. The city should be divided into districts containing not more than 10,000 people. "2. Each district should be placed under the supervision of a competent medical inspector with necessary assistants to (a) make a house to...
Page 327 - Anxiety about this i6Epinette is the French word for spruce; no doubt he means a white spruce. i7Eliza, who was being educated at the Ursuline convent at Quebec, under the tutelage of Dr. McLoughlin's sister, who was a nun there. I am conscious I am giving you a great deal of trouble but I am so situated that it is impossible for me to attend to my family concerns — And as I flatter myself nor would or could do it better I have taken the liberty to trouble you — of course if Thain should continue...