Indiana State Board of Health2011-01-312011-01-311908Indiana State Board of Health. Monthly Bulletin. (1908)10(11): 129-140.0019-6754https://hdl.handle.net/1805/2452October Births p. 129 / Abstract of mortality statistics for November 1908 p. 129 / Summary of morbidity and mortality in November p. 130 / Smallpox p. 130 / Tuberculosis p. 130 / Typhoid fever p. 130 / Pneumonia p. 130 / Deaths by violence p. 130 / Report of Bacteriological Division of the Laboratory of Hygiene for November p. 131 / The Necessity for Prompt Birth, Death and Contagions Disease Reports p. 131 / A Resolution which Speaks p. 133 / The Undertakers Are All Right on Vital Statistics p. 133 / The Oyster question p. 134 / Reporting Births p. 136 / Chart showing geographical distribution of deaths from certain communicable diseases in November 1908 p.137 / Deaths in Indiana by counties during the month of November 1908 p. 138 / Deaths in Indiana by cities during the month of November 1908 p. 139 / Mortality of Indiana for November p. 140 / Meteorological summary for November 1908 p. 140IndianaAccidental FallsAccidents, RailroadAge-specific death rateAnimal-Related DeathsAnti-VaccinationAsphyxiaAutomobilesBirth CertificatesBurn InjuriesCable Cars (Streetcars)Carbolic AcidCause of DeathCause-specific mortality rateCostsCrushing InjuriesDeath CertificatesDelaware CountyDescriptive StatisticsDiphtheriaDisease NotificationDisease OutbreaksDrowningFirearm DeathsFood AdulterationFood InspectionFracturesGibson CountyGrant CountyGrocery StoresHealth BoardsHealth EducationHealth OfficersHomicideHorsesIceIndoor Air PollutionInfant mortality rateInterprofessional RelationsKemper, Will W.Legislation, FoodMandatory ReportingMass ScreeningMuncieNational Association of Funeral DirectorsOystersPatokaPhysiciansPneumoniaPoisoningPost OfficePure Food and Drug Act, 1906School Age ChildrenSeafood Product Preparation and PackagingSkull FracturesSmallpoxSpit or SpittingStab WoundsStrychnineSuicideTuberculosisTyphoidVaccination MethodsViolence