Indiana State Board of Health2011-01-252011-01-251904Indiana State Board of Health. Monthly Bulletin. (1904); 6(7): 73-84.0019-6754https://hdl.handle.net/1805/2400Abstract of mortality statistics for July (June) sic. 1904 p.73 / The statistics furnish the following summaries for July p.74 / Smallpox p.74 / Tuberculosis p.74 / Pneumonia p.74 / Violence p.74 / Three brothers p.74 / Typhoid in Indianapolis p.75 / Calcium dioxid p.75 / Reportable diseases p.75 / Preventative inoculations p.76 / Contagious disease hospital p.76 / Anti-tuberculosis dispensary p.76 / Anti-spitting ordinance p.76 / Excuses p.76 / Instructions regarding venereal disease p.76 / A complaint p.77 / Not a pleasure or mere convenience p.78 / Investigating pneumonia p.78 / Virulent smallpox p.78 / At his own expense p.78 / Movement in the right direction p.79 / July report of Indianapolis board of health p.79 / The cost of disease p.79 / A citizen's complaint p.79 / Administrative hygiene p.80 / Night air purer than day air p.80 / Not allowed p.80 / The right thing to do p.80 / Chart showing geographical distribution of deaths from certain communicable diseases in July 1904 p.81 / Deaths in Indiana by counties during the month of July 1904 p.82 / Deaths in Indiana by cities during the month of July 1904 p.83 / Mortality of Indiana for July 1904 p.84 / Meteorological summary for July 1904 p.84IndianaDescriptive StatisticsAge-specific death rateCause-specific death rateInfant mortalityHomicideSuicideAir MovementAlbionAllen CountyAntacidsAssisted SuicideBoard of Health of PhiladelphiaBuffaloCalcium HydroxideCambell, JosephChicago (IL.) Health. Dept. ofChicago (Illinois)Cleveland (Ohio)Coal CityCommunity EnvironmentCost of IllnessDeforest, Daniel F.Dekalb CountyDisease NotificationDisease PreventionDisease Transmission, Person-to-PersonDisinfectionElkhart CountyFort WayneFulton CountyGenital HerpesGonorrheaGoshenHealth LegislationHealth OfficersHog and Pig FarmingIndianpolisInfectious DiseaseJones, SethKewannaLimaLime WaterLocal GovernmentLoomis, Dr. E. C.MalariaMandatory ReportingMothersNew York (State)Noble CountyOral HygieneOrdinances, MunicipalOuthousesOwen CountyPneumoniaPrimary PreventionPrisonersPublic NuisancesSanatoriumsSanitationSchool BuildingsSexually Transmitted DiseasesSmallpoxSpit or SpittingSyphilisTerminally IllToothpasteTreatment ProtocolTuberculosisTyphoidVaccinationVenereal DiseasesVentilationViolenceVital StatisticsWarrick CountyWestern Reserve UniversityWhite CountyWilliams, Dr.;