Annual report of the State Board of Health of Massachusetts. 1898Wright & Potter, 1899 |
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acid acre daily Albuminoid Algæ AMMONIA APPEARANCE applied April Assabet River average Bacteria Board of Health Brook cent Chemical Examination Chlorine cities and towns Coli Color Cons contains Crustacea cubic centimeter Date of Collection Decided depth diphtheria discharged diseases disposal Dissolved effluent Examination of Water faintly vegetable feet filter-beds filtration area flow following table Framingham gallons per acre heating inches Infusoria July July 19 June lead Loss on Ignition Merrimack River milk Nitrates NITROGEN Number of organisms Number of sample Odor organic matter organisms per cubic Oxygen Consumed pended pollution Pond population portion proposed pumping station purified quantity of sewage reported RESIDUE ON EVAPORA River samples of water samples were collected Sediment Sept sewage sewerage Slight source of supply square mile standing in pipe Storage Reservoir Sudbury River surface TION Total Turbidity typhoid fever underdrains V.slight water supply water-shed ΑΜΜΟΝΙΑ
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686 페이지 - To the Honorable the Senate and House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in General Court assembled.
3 페이지 - ... provided, that no person shall be compelled to bear the expense of such consultation or advice, or of experiments made for the purposes of this act. All such authorities, corporations, firms and individuals are hereby required to give notice to said board of their intentions in the premises, and to submit for its advice outlines of their proposed plans or schemes in relation to...
xvii 페이지 - ... which they are affected, together with the date and the names of the persons reporting any such cases. The boards of health shall give the school committee immediate information of all cases of contagious diseases reported to them according to the provisions of this act.
749 페이지 - The Weekly Mortality Returns. — These consist of the reports of deaths, which are made up weekly and are sent to the office of the State Board by the registration officials of cities and towns. They are voluntary, and serve principally to show the seasonal prevalence of each of the chief infectious diseases, and the mortality of children under five years old in weekly periods. This series of statistics has been continued by the Board for more than twenty years, and has been published as a summary...
64 페이지 - Navy, when on investigation he is of the opinion that it will be for the best interests of the public to make the transfer. 4. That provision be made also for certain new bureaus under said Public Health Service to take charge of lines of work not covered by other subdivisions of said services or other bureaus, divisions, or branches of the government.
3 페이지 - All such authorities, corporations, firms and individuals are hereby required to give notice to said Board of their intentions in the premises, and to submit for its advice outlines of their proposed plans or schemes in relation to water supply and disposal of drainage and sewage; and all petitions to the Legislature for authority to introduce a system of water supply, drainage or sewerage shall be accompanied by a copy of the recommendation and advice of the said Board thereon.
91 페이지 - The Board will, upon application, give you further advice in this matter when you have the results of further investigations to present.
3 페이지 - ... method of assuring the purity thereof or of disposing of their drainage or sewage, having regard to the present and prospective needs and interests of other cities, towns, corporations, firms or individuals which may be affected thereby. It shall also from time to time consult with and advise persons or corporations engaged or intending to engage in any manufacturing or other business, drainage or...
viii 페이지 - He was careful, thorough and painstaking in every line of his official duty, and won the respect and esteem of all with whom he came in contact.
773 페이지 - Concluded. The following list comprises the cities and towns which failed to report (under the provisions of the statute) to the State Board of Health. It is but just to state that in many of the towns named in group IV., and in some of those in group III., it is quite probable that no cases of infectious disease occurred.