Indiana State Board of HealthSimonds, J. P.2011-03-222011-03-221910Indiana State Board of Health. Monthly Bulletin. (1910)13(1): 165-176.0019-6754https://hdl.handle.net/1805/2540December Births p. 1 / Abstract of Mortality Statistics for January 1910 p. 1 / Summary of morbidity and mortality for January 1910 p. 1 / Report of Bacteriological Laboratory for january 1910 p. 2 / To the County Health Commisioners and City and town Health Officers of Indiana p. 2 / Report of Department of Food and Drugs for January 1910 p. 3 / Inspectors' Reports for January 1910 p. 4 / Inspection of the Orphans' Home of the Indiana Children's Home Society p. 5 / One Human Life p. 5 / Dr. Cox Takes Action p. 5 / The Commercial Aspect p. 5 / What Hygiene Can Do p. 6 / Diseased Children p. 6 / Some Death Statistics of Children p. 7 / La Belle Ohio p. 7 / Pitiful Conditions at Laporte p. 7 / Volney Caldwell p. 8 / Squandering Resources p. 8 / Greenville p. 8 / Dr. Van Kirk Fined p. 8 / Chart Showing Geographical Distribution of Deaths from Certain Communicable Diseases for January 1910 p. 9 / Deaths in Indiana by Counties During the Month of January 1910 p. 10 / Deaths in Indiana by Cities During the Month of January 1910 p. 11 / Mortality of Indiana for January 1910 by Geographical Sections p. 12 / Weather Report for January p. 12.IndianaDescriptive StatisticsAge-specific death rateBarnard, H. E.Brandywine Creek (Hancock County)Cause-specific mortality rateChild WelfareChildrenCommunicable DiseaseConservation of Natural ResourcesCox, Nathaniel D., 1842-DiphtheriaDipteraEugenicsFloyd CountyFood AdulterationFood InspectionGreenfieldGreenvilleHancock CountyHealth EducationHealth OfficersHealth PromotionHomicideHygiene ActivityIndiana Coal CompanyInfant mortality rateLaporte CountyNewton CountyOccupational HealthOrphanagePoemSanitationSchool Age ChildrenSchool BuildingsShimer, William A.SuicideTuberculosisWaste Disposal, Fluid