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Page 13
During these three months practically the whole State was covered and more
than 200 patients seen. In October the third series of clinics was started, the unit
consisting of the orthopedic surgeon, an executive nurse, a chief examiner, and
two ...
During these three months practically the whole State was covered and more
than 200 patients seen. In October the third series of clinics was started, the unit
consisting of the orthopedic surgeon, an executive nurse, a chief examiner, and
two ...
Page 57
... month by the health officer. Regulation 13. Revocation of permit. Any permit so
issued may be revoked for cause either by the local health officer of the state
commissioner of health, after giving the person holding the permit an opportunity
for ...
... month by the health officer. Regulation 13. Revocation of permit. Any permit so
issued may be revoked for cause either by the local health officer of the state
commissioner of health, after giving the person holding the permit an opportunity
for ...
Page 78
No permit to sell at retail milk or cream shall be renewed unless inspection has
been made within the preceding six months by the health officer or his
representative of the premises where such milk or cream is handled and unless
each farm ...
No permit to sell at retail milk or cream shall be renewed unless inspection has
been made within the preceding six months by the health officer or his
representative of the premises where such milk or cream is handled and unless
each farm ...
Page 97
... to other positions in the Department. The accompanying chart (between pages
96 and 97) indicates roughly, for comparison, the relative amount of time devoted
by the staff of Supervisors during a period of seven months —Januar 1 to ...
... to other positions in the Department. The accompanying chart (between pages
96 and 97) indicates roughly, for comparison, the relative amount of time devoted
by the staff of Supervisors during a period of seven months —Januar 1 to ...
Page 105
Collection weekly during summer months and fly breeding prevented by use of
insecticides or other$9 RECORD REEPING (a) Ample stenographic and clerical
force. . . . . . . . . . . . . . (b) Efficient system of records (for statistical purposes).
Collection weekly during summer months and fly breeding prevented by use of
insecticides or other$9 RECORD REEPING (a) Ample stenographic and clerical
force. . . . . . . . . . . . . . (b) Efficient system of records (for statistical purposes).
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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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