Annual Report of the State Board of Health of Massachusetts, Volumen20Wright & Potter., 1889 |
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66 above standard 66 below standard acre per day adulterated ammonia amount applied April average number baking powders beds Board of Health Boston Brockton buildings CARBONIC ACID cause cent cesspool cities and towns condition contained cream of tartar December determinations diphtheria disposal drainage drugs effluent erysipelas examined experiments feet filter filtration floor fumigation gallons per acre hogs hospital increase infection inspection July less Massachusetts measles method milk months morphia mortality Moulds muscles nitrification Northborough number of bacteria number of deaths number of micro-organisms Number of samples Number received occurred offal oleomargarine opium patients Percentage below standard physicians Pittsfield pond population present prevalence Puerperal Fever River rooms samples received Samples taken sand sanitary scarlet-fever sewage sewers small-pox statutes Street surgical syrup Taunton theria tion total number trichinæ typhoid fever vaccination ventilation Water Company water supply week whole number
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Página 114 - The adulteration of some staple groceries," published in the First Annual Report of the State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity of Massachusetts (1879).
Página ix - That the State Board of Health shall have the general oversight and care of all inland waters...
Página x - ... to bear the expense of such consultation or advice, or of experiments made for the purposes of this act. All such authorities, corporations, firms and individuals are hereby required to give notice to said Board of their intentions in the premises, and to submit for its advice outlines of their proposed plans or schemes in relation to water supply and disposal of drainage and sewage ; and all petitions to the Legislature for authority to introduce a system of water supply, drainage or sewerage...
Página 63 - ... probably a consequence of the fact that a part of the aluminum unites with the acid of the gastric juice and is taken up into solution, while at the same time the remainder of the aluminum hydroxide or phosphate throws down in insoluble form the organic substance constituting the peptic ferment.
Página x - ... or are in a condition likely to impair the interests of the public or persons lawfully using the same or imperil the public health. It shall recommend measures for prevention of the pollution of such waters, and for removal of substances and causes of every kind which may be liable to cause pollution thereof, in order to protect and develop the rights and property of the Commonwealth therein and to protect the public health. It shall have authority to conduct experiments to determine the best...
Página xi - Said board shall bring to the notice of the attorney-general all instances which may come to its knowledge of omission to comply with existing laws respecting the pollution of water-supplies and inland waters, and shall annually report to the legislature any specific cases not covered by the provisions of existing laws, which in its opinion call for further legislation. SECT. 4. In this act the term
Página 63 - At the temperature of 212 F. neither the 'water of combination' of aluminum hydroxide nor the whole of the associated water of either this or the phosphate is removed in baking bread containing these substances as residues from baking powder.
Página 292 - The system of distribution, whether by gravity, stand pipe, direct pumping, reservoir or otherwise. 25. The condition of water debt and sinking fund. 26. How the effluent water is now got rid of. 27. Into what stream or body of water it finally flows. 28. What protection against impurity of present source not now provided jis [desired.
Página x - ... other assistants as it may deem necessary : provided, that no contracts or other acts which involve the payment of money from the treasury of the Commonwealth shall be made or done without an appropriation expressly made therefor by the general court. It shall annually on or before the tenth day of January report to the general court its doings in the preceding year, and at the same time submit estimates of the sums required to meet the expenses of said board in relation to the care and oversight...
Página x - January report to the general court its doings in the preceding year, and at the same time submit estimates of the sums required to meet the expenses of said board in relation to the care and oversight of inland waters for the ensuing year, and it shall also recommend legislation and suitable plans for such systems of main sewers as it may deem necessary for the preservation of the public health, and for the purification and prevention of pollution of the ponds, streams and inland waters of the Commonwealth.