Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-10-16

nuenza " cases. Recommendations
None except the watching of the
schools and that | am attending to
closely"
w. +. McConkey. Makawao. Maui
House visits IL, Office l6, medical cases
n. prescriptions %, successful vaccin.
ations liS, unsuccessful 49, schools In.
spected G, health certificates granted
5iS. tuberculosis not increasing. SAM
tary conditions fair. Pneumonia or
cases. Whooping cough, influenza
and dysentery prevalent. Influenza
about 20 cases. dysentery about l3
cases. Recommendation will be sent
later.
II. J. McGettigan. Hama. Maui
House visits 30, Office GO. medical cased
so. surgical ~. prescriptions 1906. sue.
cessful vaccinations 207. unsuccessful
8. schools inspected 6. health certifl.
Gates 400. denied 5. Tuberculosis in.
creasing. The general health of the
greater,part of the district is poor, as
usual during September Of every year
4 long dry spell with consequent suf-
fering from want Of pure water for
drinking, washing. etc. IL attributed as
the cause. Malarial fever s cases.
Dyscntery prevalent with 20 cases. "A
pure and abundant water supply would,
am sure, improve the health and sani-
tary conditions Of the greater part of
the district"
Il. d. Bond. North Kohala. Hawaii
House visits II, Office iG. medical cases
50. prescriptions SO, successful vacci
nations 81. unsuccessful 3. schools in .
spected >, health certificates 1863. SAM
tary conditions good Malarial fever
! case. Dysentery 2 cases. No recon.
mendations.
. (South Kohala. Hawaii.-Physician's
name and all are blank. This Is where
the Bulletin lately reported. from q
resident. large amount of sickness
with no doctor to attend tue sufferers
The informant said there was an ap-
preparation for government physi-
cian.)
j. Molony. North Kona and South
kona. Hawaii.-House visits 30, 10:
Office i3. 20; medical cases 20. 3S: sur.
gical IL. 3: prescriptions 6S, 81 Tu-
berculosis not increasing In either dis.
trict Sanitary and general health
conditions are verify good 81 know OF
are scattered and the climatic condi.
tions of the best"
G. b. Greenfield Hamakua. Hawaii
House visits 1. Office 3, medical cases
3. prescriptions 5, schools inspected g.,
health certificates granted 532. Dys.
EMERY conjunctivitis prevalent with \
cases. No recommendation
Archer Irwin. North Hilo. Hawaii.
House visits y Office II, medical cases
Is. surgical! 8. prescriptions n. schools
inspected 3, health certificates granted
III. tuberculosis not increasing
Sanitary conditions fair. Typhoid fe-
yer cases: a slight remittent fever.
that seems not to be typhoid and yet
presents few malarial symptoms. ~
cases. No prevalent disease. Three
cases of slight attack OF grip or in.
fuenza. One case of severe dvstentery
, resulting fatally and few mild caseA
II would call attention to the necessity
of passing regulations whereby the la.
borers on plantations and the inhabi.
tants Of small villages would be sup
piled with water uncontaminated by
washings from houses and camps alons
the beaches of water courses. ] an
firmly convinced that fevers along thil
side Of the island can be prevented by |
good water supply"
II. II. Reid, Hilo, Hawaii.-Hous,
visits 80. Office so. medical cases 80
surgical 5, prescriptions 3s. successful
vaccinations is, unsuccessful 4, school
inspected 9. health certificates granite,
liS. tuberculosis not increasing. SAM
tary conditions improved Typhoid.
fever l case. malarial cases. Dyson
terv prevalent with II cases. No recon
dations.
c. Il. Blake. Olaa. Hawaii.--Hous,
visits I, Office ~, medical cases 8 sur
gical 4. prescriptions Is, schools In
! spected 2. health certificates granite,
: 20. tuberculosis not increasing. SAM
tary conditions have improved sine,
!, last report. Dysentery case. No fur
Their recommendations
J. Holland, Puma, Hawaii.-Hous,
/, visits 81, Office II, medical cases 16
| surgical T. prescriptions 2s. success
! full vaccinations A. unsuccessful
: schools inspected 4. heal,h certificate
. granted 1874, denied 2. Tuberculosi
| not increasing. Sanitary condition
r god Malar'al fever cases. Dyson
: terry and influenza each cases. 9TH
: drinking water at the Kalapana schoo
|, should be improved. II Is about tn
, color OF sherry wine. The roof bein
2 covered with shingles. the water Is I'm
5 ORIGINATED with vegetable matter. Thi
: has existed for many months and doe
4 not Improve by age OF roof"
\ l.. s. Thompson, Kau. Hawaii
: House visits 22, Office 40. medical cas-,
G 81. surgical 4, prescriptions ~ schoo
4 inspected 4, health certificates granite
299. Tuberculosis not increasing. San
e tary conditions good. One case eaC
!, typhoid and lung fever. Six cas-,
: dysenterv, all Porto Ricans. No re
h commentators.
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