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UNITED STATES PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE.

HUGH S. CUMMING, Surgeon General.

DIVISION OF SANITARY REPORTS AND STATISTICS.

Asst. Surg. Gen. B. J. LLOYD, Chief of Division.

The PUBLIC HEALTH REPORTS are issued weekly by the United States Public

Health Service through its Division of Sanitary Reports and Statistics, pur-

suant to acts of Congress approved February 15, 1893, and August 14, 1912.

They contain: (1) Current information of the prevalence and geographic dis-

tribution of preventable diseases in the United States in so far as data are

obtainable, and of cholera, plague, smallpox, typhus fever, yellow fever, and

other communicable diseases throughout the world. (2) Articles relating to

the cause, prevention, or control of disease. (3) Other pertinent information

regarding sanitation and the conservation of the public health.

The PUBLIC HEALTH REPORTS are intended primarily for distribution to health

officers, members of boards or departments of health, and those directly or

indirectly engaged in or connected with public health or sanitary work. Arti-

cles of general or special interest are issued as reprints from the PUBLIC

HEALTH REPORTS or as supplements, and in these forms are available for gen-

eral distribution to those desiring them.

Requests for and communications regarding the PUBLIC HEALTH REPORTS,

reprints, or supplements should be addressed to the Surgeon General, United

States Public Health Service, Washington, D. C.

The Public Health Service is unable to supply the demand for bound copies of

the PUBLIC HEALTH REPORTS. Librarians and others receiving the PUBLIC

HEALTH REPORTS regularly should preserve them for binding, as it is not prac-

ticable to furnish bound copies on individual requests.

For arrangement of matter by subjects, consult the index.

Diphtheria-Quarantine-Placarding-Restrictions on members of in-

fected household-Quarantine of carriers-Restrictions on exposed

children-Receiving and sale of food-Cleaning of premises-Cul-

CONTENTS.

Measles-Quarantine-Placarding-Restrictions on exposed persons

who have not had the disease-Isolation of latent cases___

Scarlet fever-Quarantine-Placarding-Restrictions on adult mem-

bers of infected household-Restrictions on exposed children—

Latent cases-Carriers-Receiving and sale of food-Cleaning of

State laboratory and Pasteur institute-Acquisition of site for-

Erection of building-Purchase of equipment-Appropriation----

Pupils Annual physical examinations-Duties of health and educa-

tional authorities___.

Food and drugs—Misbranding. Food produced in foreign countries—

Regulation of sale__

Bakeries-Sanitary regulation. Bakery products-Protection from

Places where food is prepared for sale, served, or sold—Sanitary

Ice cream-Manufacture and sale-Sanitary regulation of establish-

Soda fountains-Sanitary regulation__---

Veterinary biologic products and the disposal of dead carcasses and

infectious and toxic meats and feeds-Live-stock sanitary board

authorized to make regulations governing--.

Communicable diseases-Quarantine—Isolation-Disinfection____

Midwifery-Regulation of practice of_____

Typhoid fever Quarantine-Placard.ng-Restrictions on food han-

dling-Control of carriers____

Public health nurses-Qualifications_..

Slaughterhouses-Location, construction, maintenance, and operation_

Public camp or picnic grounds-Sanitary regulation_.

Communicable diseases-Reports of cases-Isolation-Quarantine—

Placarding-Disinfection-Incubation periods-Food handling—

Control measures for specific diseases-Laboratory examinations.

Industrial diseases and venereal diseases-Reports of cases____

Colorado-Continued.

Hospitals, dispensaries, maternity homes, etc.--Licenses-Keeping

of records-Making of reports-Sterilization of bedding, clothing,

and utensils-Nurses-Approval of building plans. Maternity pa-

State institutions-Reports to State board of health-Isolation or

removal of communicable disease patients-Air space per person_

Milk and cream-Production, handling, and sale.

Meat, fish, fowl, or game-Protection of, while being transported___

Food and drugs-Analyses-Standards-Adulteration and misbrand-

ing-Labeling-Organization and duties of division of food and

drugs under State board of health. Water supplies-Analyses___

Habit-forming drugs-Sale and dispensing-

Places where foods, drugs, or beverages are prepared, manufactured,

or sold-Construction-Sanitary regulation-Employees-Protec-

tion of foodstuffs from contamination..

Bakeries-Sanitary regulation-Employees

Slaughterhouses and markets-Sanitary regulation. Hogs and poul-

try-Feeding. Meat of diseased animals-Sale prohibited____

Hotels and rooming houses-Sewage disposal-Towels and bedding_

Human excreta-Sanitary disposal___.

Sewage disposal___.

Schools-Location, construction, and cleanliness-Toilets and wash

rooms-Water supply-Ventilation, heating, and lighting-Seats-

Employment of teachers or janitors infected with communicable

diseases prohibited-Physical examination of pupils-Cleaning or

disinfection of school rooms__

Public conveyances and stations—Sanitary regulations governing---

Births and deaths-Registration-Burial and removal permits--

Dead bodies-Transportation

Barbers, barber shops, and barber schools-Sanitary regulations

Laundries and cleaning establishments-Sanitary regulation-Em-

Swimming pools-Construction, use, and sanitary regulation_--

Rags and secondhand goods-Disinfection-Sale. Mattresses and

bedding-Manufacture, labeling, and sale___

Milk-Pasteurization. Pasteurization plants-Sanitary regulation-

Employees required to furnish health certificates__

Prostitution, lewdness, and assignation-Examination and treat-

ment for venereal diseases of persons convicted of-----

School buildings-Construction or alteration-Rules governing, to be

prescribed by State board of education. Pupils-Health, physical

welfare, and physical inspection-Rules governing, to be prescribed

by State board of education. School medical inspectors and school

nurses-Employment_-_.

District of Columbia:

Dogs-Muzzling required_.

Offensive trades-Location-Conduct_.

Buildings to be used in conduct of offensive trades-Erection or al-

Railway sanitary code..

Common drinking cups-Prohibited in public places_.

Common towels-Prohibited in public places_.

Barber shops-Sanitary regulation_-_-

Camps-Sanitary regulation

Physical education-Course of study in, for pupils in the common

Places where food is manufactured, prepared, stored, or sold—

Sanitary regulation-Employees

Influenza-Reports of cases-Placarding-Isolation-Precautions to

prevent spread-Quarantine-Regulations governing cases in hos-

pitals-Duty of attending physician-Removal of cases-Attend-

ance at schools and gatherings-Burial-Disinfection-Spitting

prohibited in public places____

Trachoma-Reports of cases-Isolation—Information to be given

patient and members of household-Precautions by patient-Du-

ties of local health authorities-Removal of patient to another

health jurisdiction-Attendance at schools and gatherings.

County tuberculosis hospitals-Admission, maintenance, and treat-

ment of patients from other counties__

Sanitary district bonds-Issuance-

Influenza-Regulation governing well persons living in building un-

der quarantine for-

Peyote and mescal-Possession, sale, or giving away of, prohibited__

State tuberculosis hospital-Establishment, maintenance, and opera-

State board of health-Appointment of members-Creation and du-

ties of bureaus-Appointment of pharmacist as drug inspector.

County or district departments of health-State aid to‒‒‒‒‒‒

Sewerage commission in first-class cities-Appointment, powers, and

Mattresses-Making, remaking, labeling, and sale-.

Wash rooms for use of employees in certain industries_

Housing act____

Municipal boards of health-Organization. Municipal health officers

and municipal sanitary officers-Appointment‒‒‒‒‒

Milk regulation board-How constituted-Regulations concerning

milk, etc., may be made by----

Habit-forming drugs-Possession, sale, and dispensing_

Certain State property set aside for care and maintenance of lepers-

Sale to United States Government authorized.....

Sewer connections_

Communicable diseases-Reports of cases-Quarantine-Restrictions

on well persons in home under quarantine-Handling and sale of

milk, other foods, etc.-Library books-School attendance-Duty

of attending physician-Disinfection-Funerals-Control measures

for specific diseases.

Ophthalmia neonatorum-Designation of prophylactic to be used in

prevention of___

Plumbing regulations_

Railway sanitary code.

Communicable diseases-Reports of cases-Reports concerning tuber-

culosis-Incubation periods-Minimum isolation periods-Reports

by local health officers to State department of health-General con-

trol measures - Placarding Quarantine Isolation-Contacts-

Carriers-Disinfection-School attendance-Pupils required to be

vaccinated. Passenger boats-Cleanliness___

Communicable diseases-Cleaning and disinfection-Destruction of
articles exposed to infection-Reports of deaths from communica-
ble diseases_

--

Communicable diseases-Removal to other jurisdictions of infected

persons or carriers__.

Communicable diseases-Restriction or suppression of, by State and

local health officers_-_-

Tuberculosis-Procedures and precautions in cases of_____.

State board of health-Appointment of a pharmacist as an addi-

tional member of____.

Town or city boards of health-Organization, powers, and duties.

Town or city health officers-Appointment, powers, and duties__

Condensed, evaporated, or preserved milk-Manufacture and sale__

Adulterated or unwholesome food and drinks-Destruction or dis-

posal. Misbranded food and drinks—Relabeling required‒‒‒‒‒

Foods and drugs-Standards for quality, purity, and strength of.

Ice cream-Standards for

Poultry soaked in water-Sale prohibited.

Pupils, teachers, etc.-Health officers authorized to make physical ex-

Common towels-Prohibited in public places_.

Births and deaths-Registration.

terment, and transportation

Advertisements-Untrue, deceptive, or misleading, prohibited____

Dead bodies-Interment, disin-

Bubonic plague State department of public health authorized to re-

port to legislature any measures necessary for the prevention and

Lepers-State department of public health authorized to contract

with United States Government for care of, at Penikese Island___

Tuberculosis-Subsidy from State to cities and towns for care of

Tuberculosis-Time within which counties shall provide hospital

care for persons afflicted with, extended____

Counties authorized to issue interest-bearing or noninterest-bearing

notes for tuberculosis hospital purposes__.

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