Indiana State Board of HealthSimonds, J. P. Johnson, D. B.2011-04-152011-04-152011-04-15Indiana State Board of Health. Monthly Bulletin. (1911); 14(2): 17-32.0019-6754https://hdl.handle.net/1805/2554Births for January, 1911 p. 17 / Which is the Most Cruel? p. 17 / Abstract of Mortality Statistics for February, 1911 p. 17 / Summary of Morbidity and Mortality for February, 1911 p. 18 / Report of Bacteriological Laboratory for February, 1911 p. 18 / The Present Status of Rabies in Indiana p. 19 / Age and Family History as Factors in Tuberculosis p. 19 / Report of Department of Food and Drugs for February, 1911 p. 21 / InspectorsÕ Report for the month of February, 1911 p. 21 / List of Prosecutions for February, 1911 p. 22 / Statistical Department Registration of Deaths p. 23 / Birth Recorded Needed p. 23 / Laws Relating to the Public Health, Passed by the Sixty-Seventh General Assembly, January and February, 1911 p. 23 / Schools Ð Medical Inspection p. 23 / Health Hydrophobia Fund p. 23 / Schools Ð Buildings p. 24 / Blindness Ð Infants p. 24 / Food Ð Cold Storage p.25 / Weights and Measures Ð Sealers p. 25 / Indianapolis Ð Playgrounds p. 26 / A Hoosier Sanitary Invention p. 26 / The Indiana State Civic Union p. 27 / How to Rid a House of Bedbugs, Roaches, Ants, Fleas, Moths and Other Insects p.27 / Proposed Acidulation of Tuberculosis Soil p. 28 / Chart Showing Geographical Distribution of Deaths from Certain Communicable Diseases for February, 1911 p. 29 / Table no. 1 Showing Deaths in Indiana by Counties for February p. 30 / Table no. 2 Showing Deaths in Indiana Cities for February p. 31 / Table of Deaths by Geographical Sections for February p. 32 / Weather Report for February p. 32Indiana; Descriptive Statistics; Age-Specific Death Rate; Cause-Specific Death Rate; Infant Mortality Rate; Homicide; Suicide; Food Inspection; Food Analysis; Infectious Disease; Rabies; Tuberculosis; Tuberculosis, Pulmonary; Legislation, Food; Carter, Chas A.; Birth Certificates; School Health Services; Health Legislation; Rabies; School Buildings; Ophthalmia Neonatorum; Blindness; School Age Children; Food Storage; Weights and Measures; Playgrounds; Sanitation; Civic and Social Organizations; Disinfection; Tuberculosis; Alcoholism; Morphine Dependence