Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-21

IL cases and unusually prevalent. by
sentery IL eases. No recommended
lions. House visits A., Office 81, medi-
cal cases 80. surgical 8. prescriptions
50. successful vaccinations Z. Post
norton ]. Tuberculosis not increas-
ing.
W. +. McCOnkey. Makawao. Maui
Fair conditions. Pneumonia fever .
rases. suspected malarial fever about 0
cases. Have had ra, her an unusual
number of cases of amoebic dysentery.
Dysentery 20 eases. No recommended
lions. House visits 10. office :. medical
cases l6. surgical ., prescriptions IS.
certificates to teachers 3. Post NOR
TENS .. No increase NJ tuberculosis.
X. J. McGettigau. Hama. Maui.--The
sanitary and health conditions are
poor. due I think to unusual dry wealth
or. climatic conditions and failure OF
the taro crop which leaves the Hawa-
iians without their customary food,
and after they have substituted other
articles of diet their systems ore in
such weakened condition as 10 pre-
sent a favorable soil for the Judgment
and development of any germs which
may be about. Malarial fever OF re-
mittont types 10 cases. Unusually pre-
valent. dysentery. diarrhoea and bron-
chitis in infants. Dysentery, 20 cases.
Recommends: Warnings to the
general public along lines recently
adopted by the Board of Health In re-.
gard to the communicating OF the dif-
fercnt contagious diseases common to
the country. 2-Tracts or small
simple terms. impressing on them the
fact that cleanliness and well nour-
ished body kept SO by avoiding eN-
cesses In alcohol. etc. distinctly dis.
couragos the average germ or bacillus.
S-Some means of interesting the ma
tive Hawaiian women In learning
something reasonable in regard to in
FAINT feeding and care. House visits 81.
Office s5. medical cases s.. surgical 1G.
prescriptions l2S. health certificates 2.
Post mortcms 2. Tuberculosis increas-
ing.
Conditions good. No fever. prevalent
disease. influenza. dysentcry nor re-
Communications. House visits q. Office
10. medical cascs 80. surgical 1. pre-
scriptions q. Tuberculosis not in
creasing.
J. Molony. North Kona. Hawaii
Conditions good. No fever influenza,
Gysentery nor prevalent disease. ko-
ma is an unusually healthy district. en-
tirely free from fever or dysoDtcry OF
any sort Along the several beaches
find n few eases of tuberculosis, many
oi them the result of herpdity. know
OF nothing | can suggest for the dis
trict is scattered and climatic condi-
tions of the best. House visits 81,
Office 10. medical 23, surgical II. pre-
scriptions ~. health certificates ~. No
increase Of tuberculosis.
South Kona. also DIR. Molony.--
House visits q. Office 40, medical cases
22, surgical 8. prescriptions co. health
certificates ~. Other replies the same
as for North Kona.
Archer Irwin, North Hilo, Hawaii.
Sanitary condition good. Dry weather
not accompanied by fevers as we have
had before. The appearance OF the
Porto kicans has increased the death
rate, but the decent food and treatment
they receive from the plantations IL
making marked Improvement In their
general condition. Remittent feve.
and q cases mild typhoid. Scarlet fe.
Yer cases already reported and quar-
antinc lifted. No other sickness. House
visits Is, office 20, medical cases 20,
prescriptions 20, health certificate I,
No increase of tuberculosis.
r. II. Reid. Hilo, Hassii.--Condi-
tlons fair. Malariai fever 2 cases. by.
sentery prevalent with 10 cases. House
visits %, Office II. medical cases 81.
surgical s. prescriptions "a, health
certificates .. tuberculosis not 10.
rreasinR.
G. r. Blake. Olaa. Hawaii. Scarlet
fever at Eleven Miles. otherwise tho
general health god. Good recovery OF
scarlet fever In child seven years old
proper sanitary and Quarantine meas.
lures employed In case. Dysentery
cases cured. | would recommend q
general renovation or cleaning up OF
the Japanese stores and lodging hpuscs
situated at Nine and Ecleyen Miles
Volcano road, under the police au,
thority of the district. House visits q
office 10. medical cases ). surgical 3
prescriptions l2. successful vaccina