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Public Health Data Collecting, 1860-1900 11 items

1. Instructions for New York City Sanitary Survey Inspectors

Creator:: Citizens' Association of New York. Council of Hygiene and Public Health
Publisher:: D. Appleton and Company
Date:: 1865
Language:: English

2. Report of the Twenty-fifth Sanitary Inspection District

Creator:: Citizens' Association of New York. Council of Hygiene and Public Health
Smith, J. Lewis (Job Lewis), 1827-1897
Publisher:: D. Appleton and Company
Date:: 1865
Language:: English

3. Report of the Fourth Sanitary Inspection District

Creator:: Citizens' Association of New York. Council of Hygiene and Public Health
Pulling, Ezra R.
Publisher:: D. Appleton and Company
Date:: 1865
Language:: English

4. Report of the Third Sanitary Inspection District

Creator:: Citizens' Association of New York. Council of Hygiene and Public Health
Harriot, Hampton
Publisher:: D. Appleton and Company
Date:: 1865
Language:: English

5. Report of Secretary, rules and regulations: also those issued by the State Board : to this is added a nosological table prepared and published by the State Board of Health

Language:: English

6. Gentlemen, We desire to present in our next Annual Report to the Legislature, under the head of "Health of Towns", as much information as can be collected concerning the condition of Public Health during the year throughout the State

Language:: English

7. My dear sir, the Board propose during the present year a special investigation concerning Infant Food

Language:: English

8. Organization, constitution, by-laws and regulations of the State Board of Health and Vital Statistics

Language:: English

9. Special report on the prevalence of typhoid or entero-miasmatic fever at Cumberland, Md

Language:: English

10. Dear sir, The State Board of Health is very desirous of getting weekly information of the diseases prevalent in all parts of Massachusetts

Language:: English