Shimer, William A.Indiana State Board of Health2014-07-252014-07-252014-07-25Indiana State Board of Health. Monthly Bulletin. (1918); 21(5): 49-60.0019-6754https://hdl.handle.net/1805/4752Births for May, 1918 p. 49 / Abstract of Mortality Statistics for May, 1918 p. 49 / Summary of Morbidity and Mortality for May, 1918 p. 49 / Deaths in Indiana from External Causes p. 50 / Health Officers - Attention p. 50 / Report of Bacteriology Laboratory for May, 1918 p. 50 / Epidemics Occurring During May, 1918 p. 51 / Patients Taking "Pasteur Treatment" May, 1918 p. 51 / Things of Interest from the Laboratory p. 52 / Life Extension Institute p. 52 / Some Health Facts p. 53 / Diphtheria Carriers p. 53 / Ill Nourished School Children p. 53 / Morons p. 53 / Where Four Mayors Met p. 54 / Prevention of Trachoma p. 54 / What Are You Doing - in Patriotic Work? p. 54 / Sex Hygiene p. 55 / Loyalty to Medicine p. 55 / Three Thousand Workers Were Examined p. 55 / A Good Idea p. 55 / Hawaii p. 55 / A New School of Hygiene p. 55 / When One Considers Venereal Disease p. 55 / That's Easy Money, Said the Saloon Loafer p. 56 / Uraemia Was Given as Cause of Death p. 56 / Children Are Important p. 56 / Sickness Did It p. 56 / Deaths from Dental Disorders p. 56 / A Case of Smallpox p. 56 / A Second Birth of Triplets p. 56 / She Receives Only One Baby Book p. 56 / Checking Birth Records p. 56 / Thirty Thousand Dollars p. 56 / Chart Showing Geographical Distribution of Deaths p. 57 / Table 1. Deaths and Births in Indiana by Counties p. 58 / Table 2. Deaths and Births in Indiana by Cities p. 59 / Weather Report p. 60 / Mortality in Indiana for Past Five Years p. 60Indiana; Descriptive Statistics; Age-Specific Death Rate; Cause-Specific Death Rate; Infant Mortality Rate; Homicide; Suicide; Food Inspection; Food Analysis; Infectious Disease; Birth Certificates; Death Certificate; Harrison County; Sullivan County; Hygiene; Hygiene Activity; Hygiene Education; Life Extension Institute; Mentally Disabled Persons; Dekalb County; Auburn (City); Trachoma; Sexually Transmitted Diseases; Venereal Diseases; Sex Education; Tuberculosis; Employee Health; Flies; Diptera; Uremia; School Age Children; Acquired deafness; Dental Care; Oral Hygiene; Smallpox; Triplets.