Indiana State Board of Health2011-01-312011-01-311908Indiana State Board of Health. Monthly Bulletin. (1908)10(2): 13-24.0019-6754https://hdl.handle.net/1805/2443Abstract of mortality statistics for February 1908 p. 13 / Summary of morbidity and mortality in February p. 14 / Smallpox p. 14 / Tuberculosis p. 14 / Typhoid fever p. 14 / Pneumonia p. 14 / Deaths by violence p. 14 / Report of Bacteriological Laboratory for January p. 14 / Fireproof and Sanitary School House p. 15 / Public Water Supplies p. 19 / Leprosy and Consumption p. 19 / Primary Room in Basement p. 20 / Chart showing geographical distribution of deaths from certain communicable diseases in February 1908 p. 21 / Deaths in Indiana by counties during the month of February 1908 p. 22 / Deaths in Indiana by cities during the month of February 1908 p. 23 / Mortality of Indiana for February p. 24 / Meteorological summary for February 1908 p. 24Descriptive StatisticsAccidental FallsAccidents, RailroadAge-specific death rateAnimal-Related DeathsAsphyxiaBasementsBlueprintsBlunt InjuriesBurn InjuriesCable Cars (Streetcars)CarlisleCause-specific mortality rateChloroformCopper AcetoarseniteCremationCrushing InjuriesDescriptive StatisticsDiagnosis, LaboratoryDiphtheriaDisease TransmissionDrowningElectrocutionFacility Design & ConstructionFirearm DeathsFireproofingFood PoisoningHangingHenry C. Brubaker Company (Indianapolis)HomicideHorsesHydrophobiaHypothermiaInfant Mortality RateInfectious DiseasesInfluenzaInsect VectorsLeprosyMachinery-Related DeathsMaternal MortalityMining InjuriesParis GreenPneumoniaPoisoningPtomaine PoisoningRabiesSchool BuildingsSchoolhouse No. 44 (Indianapolis)SmallpoxSpecimen HandlingSputumStab WoundsState Laboratory of HygieneStrychnineSuicideSullivan CountyTuberculosisTyphoidVentilationViolenceWater AnalysisWater PollutionWater SupplyWatersheds