Sanitation Lessons From Disease History and Policy
A speaker outlines public health risks from water and sewage, notes the fly and rodent threats, and argues for rigorous inspection, milk and dairy controls, quarantine, and disinfection. Emphasizes economic loss from disease and advocates sewerage, waste disposal, and hog use debate in cities.
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Board of Health
Health Board
Swithinham and Newman
Sanitation costs rise from disease losses to $297,100
The passage notes a total loss of $297,100 to citizens and the state from a single disease in a few weeks, asking whether sanitation pays for such tragedy and leaving the question to the readers.
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United States
Joan
Chadwick
Isso
New York
Albany
I. S. Billings
United States Army
Philadelphia
Plymouth
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Norfolk
Elmira
Yoo
Providencs
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Pac
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N.Y
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Gitte
Lawrence
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Sol
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Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
Reed
Vaughn
Shakespeare
Knoxville
West Knoxville
Amor
Gorne
Atlanta
Athens Empire Laundry
Clair D. Heidler, Mgr
Athens
Clayton Street
Talmage Hardware Co
Dreamland
E. P. Stone
Prop
Prince Ave
Desiranda
J. T. Anderson
Morton Electric Co
Lumpkin Street
J. R. Crane & Co