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Page 19
While so engaged he acted for the health officer, investigated several other
outbreaks in the vicinity—one in an institution for children — and on several
occasions acted as medical attendant in emergencies, in one of which he spent
the night ...
While so engaged he acted for the health officer, investigated several other
outbreaks in the vicinity—one in an institution for children — and on several
occasions acted as medical attendant in emergencies, in one of which he spent
the night ...
Page 29
The work of making detailed examinations of the sanitary condition of State
institutions was continued in 1917, some 25 institutions being investigated.
Reports with recommendations were transmitted to the institution authorities and
to the ...
The work of making detailed examinations of the sanitary condition of State
institutions was continued in 1917, some 25 institutions being investigated.
Reports with recommendations were transmitted to the institution authorities and
to the ...
Page 31
Other special work carried on by the division during the year has consisted in
cooperation with the State Architect and State Engineer in determining upon
feasible plans for water supply and sewage disposal for state institutions,
including ...
Other special work carried on by the division during the year has consisted in
cooperation with the State Architect and State Engineer in determining upon
feasible plans for water supply and sewage disposal for state institutions,
including ...
Page 32
On July 1, 1916, a very important beginning was made by the establishment of
separate registration districts for certain state institutions and the separate
tabulation of their returns. During 1918, this experiment will be extended, if
possible, ...
On July 1, 1916, a very important beginning was made by the establishment of
separate registration districts for certain state institutions and the separate
tabulation of their returns. During 1918, this experiment will be extended, if
possible, ...
Page 40
... or (b) shall have received instruction approved by the Public Health Council, or
a duly authorized committee thereof, in sanitary science, including five hours'
instruction per week during the school year, in an educational institution, and
shall ...
... or (b) shall have received instruction approved by the Public Health Council, or
a duly authorized committee thereof, in sanitary science, including five hours'
instruction per week during the school year, in an educational institution, and
shall ...
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| Title | Documents of the Assembly of the State of New York, Volume 22; Volume 141, Issue 22 |
| Author | New York (State). Legislature. Assembly |
| Published | 1918 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 8 May 2009 |
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