The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-05-16

North Carolina.
Hon. Frank Wells, Michigan.
Proposed by Illinois: (D What ha
| been done by the States and PROV
inces Represented in the Conference
Toward Enforcing the Rules Gov
erning the Transportation of Deao
Bodies pr. Egan, Illinois.
Discussion opened by DR.. Bracken
Minnesota.
DR.. Wingate. Wisconsin.
Proposed by Washington (5) The
! Value of the Veterinarian on State
Boards OF Health"
DIR. Nelson. Washington.
Discussion opened by Dr. Coniff
Iowa.
DR.. Hurry, Indiana,
| Proposed by Kentucky: CO. Does the
Administration of Laws Regulating
the Practice of Medicine increase or
Diminish the Usefulness of State ant
Provincial Boards of Health?''
-Dr. cCormack, Kentucky.
Discussion opened by DR.. Swarts,
Rhode Island.
Dr. Bryce, Ontario.
Proposed by Ohio: Cd ITO What Extent
Should Quarantine Restrictions be
Carried in Regard to (a) Persons
who have been Exposed to Smallpox,
% the Families of Such Persons?"
DR. Probst, Ohio
Discussion opened by Dr. Lee,
Pennsylvania.
DR. Watson, New Hampshire.
Proposed by Ohio: go when vaccina-
ton of School Children is Ordered,
What Length of Time Since Former
Successful Vaccination should ex-
cuse one from Vaccination?
DIR Standlee, Missouri.
Discussion opened by DR.. Mitchell,
New Jersey.
DR. Thomas, North Carolina.
Proposed by Indiana: (9) THE Probable
Danger of Typhoid Fever Being In
creased by Returned Soldiers"
DIR. Baker, Michigan.
Discussion opened by DIR. Gill.
Kansas.
DR.. Swarts, Rhode Island.
Proposed by Indiana: GO) SHOULD
We Have National Department Of
Health?"-Dr. Wingate, Iowa.
Discussion opened by DR. Wolcott,
~ Massachusetts,
DR.. Bailey, Kentucky.
Proposed by Michigan: dD How May
Practicing Physicians be Induced to
Give Increased Aid to the Cause of
Sanitation
DR. Paulus Irving, Virginia.
Discussion opened by DR.. Belknap,
Michigan.
Proposed by Quebec: Q2) "A State of
Province not being ready, for vari-
Gus reasons, to undertake the Com
plete and Progressive Eradication Of
Tuberculosis Among Cattle, as un-
dertaken in other States, it's State
or Provincial Board wishes at least
to have sufficient laws to enable it to
protect, in fair measure, Milk and
Meat Supply. What Legislative En-
actments Clauses ready for presen-
tation to Legislature desired) would
be considered fairly adequate to this
end?"-Dr. Jones. New York.
Discussion opened by Dr. Pelletier,
Quebec
DR.. Baker, Michigan.
Proposed by Pennsylvania: d3) Does
Vaccination Protect DIR Lee,
Pennsylvania.
Discussion opened by DR.. Fulton,
Maryland.
DR.. Cooper, Delaware.
Proposed by Alabama: dD What is the
Best System of Quarantine?"
DR.. Saunders, Alabama
Discussion opened by DR.. Gulbert |
Iowa.
DR.. Blubaugh, West Virginia.
FOR DISCUSSION IF TIME ALLOWS.
NV
every State University maintain a
Laboratory of Hygiene?"
by Michigan: (2) as the Es-
adjustment at State Expense of
Hospitals or Sanitoria for the Care
and Treatment of Consumption, in
the early stages, with view to their
cure. a desirable and profitable I'M
dertaking?"
Proposed by Michigan; (3) "Is the Es-
adjustment at State Expense of
Hospitals or Sanitoria for the Treat
ment of well developed cases of Con-
sumption among the poor, with a
view to thus promptly lessening the
centers of infection and providing
for the education of all who go out
from the Sanitoria. whether cured or
not, so as to permanently lessen the
centers of infection, desirable and
profitable undertakings"
'roposed by Ontario: az 1.-THE Influence
of Schools dncluding Public and
Sunday Schools) on the dissemina-
ton Of contagious diseases"
roposed by Iowa: 90 What, If any,
have been the acts of different Leg
islatures ccntirmatory of, or the ex-
tension of the powers of the various
State Boards of Health?"
y What, if any, have been the acts of
the State Boards Of Health them
selves In the direction of carrying
into effect new sanitary legislation,
or in modifying, charging, or per-
fecting existing Health Board regu-
lations?'
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