The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-16

the Jefferson theatre next Tuesday April 19. continuing three days All the state doctors and dozen visiting celebrities will be here and President pr. B. L. Wyman prophecies the great est meeting ever held by the state health board. The committee of arrangements con sisting of E. M. Prince chairman, w II. Bell. J. R. Snyder W. P. McAdory, G. H. Stubbs has arranged the follow ing entertainments:
 Luncheon Tuesday afternoon follow ing adjournment of the first session of the association.
 Luncheon Wednesday noon, given by the Birmingham Medical college. at the Birmingham. Medical college building. Avenue F and Twentieth street.
 Reception Wednesday evening, im- mediately after the annual oration, at the Hillman hotel.
 Barbecue Thursday afternoon.
 First Day, Tuesday.
 Morning Session.-Cal to order at 12 m. by the president Benjamin Leon Wyman. M. D., Birmingham.
 Prayer, Rev. w. E. Evans, D. D., Birmingham.
 Address of welcome. Joseph Davis Heacock. M. D., president Jefferson County Medical society.
 Address of welcome, Hon. George B. Ward, Mayor of Birmingham.
 Annual message of the president, Benjamin Leon Wyman, M. D., Birming ham.
 Report of the senior vice president, stephen Corey Henderson, M D., Brew ton.
 Report of the junior vice president, Robert James Redden, M. D., Sulligent.
 Report of the secretary, James Nor ment Baker. M. D., Montgomery.
 Report of the treasurer, Henry Gather Perry, M. D., Greensboro.
 Report of the publishing committee.
 Report of special committees
 Miscellaneous business.
 Evening Session.-Cal to order at 7:3O p. m.
 typhoid fever.
 @Typhoid Fever; A Study in Etiology and Treatment" Hardee Johnson, M. D., Birmingham.
 The Pathology and Treatment of Typhoid Fefer," George Dock, M, D. New Orleans.
 .'Laparotomy for Typhoid Perfora- tions,' William J. Love. M. D., ope- lika.
 "Cholecystitls as Complication and Sequela of Typhoid Fever, With Report of Cases E. NJ. Prince, M. D., Birming- ham.
 Discussion of this symposium to be opened by H. A. Moody, M. D., Mobile.
 "Empyema of the Gall Bladder, Goldsby King, M D., Selma.
 "Difhcultiessof Gall Bladder Surgery, J. Norment Baker, M. D., Montgomery.
 Discussion of last two papers to be opened by W. R. Jackson, M. D., Mo bile.
 Second Day, Wednesday.
 Morning session. Call to order at a m.
 "Toxaemia of Pregnancy M. L. Nal lory, NJ D., Eutaw.
 Indications for the Induction of Abor- tion," J. F. Jenkins, M. D., Piper.
 Discussion of two last papers to be opened by W. M. Jordan, M. D., Birmins- ham.
 Uses and Abuses of Anesthetics in ob- stetric Practice" John H. Kimbrough, M. D., Lowndesboro.
 Discussion to be opened by s. W. WeAch, M. D.. Talladega.
 "Expert Medical Testimony" Mr. Law renee H. Lee, Montgomery
 Discussion to be opened by Rhett Goode, M D. Mobile.
 'sThe Value of Laboratory Methods in Diagnosis for the General Practitioner, William c. Naples, M D., Scottsboro. Discussion to be opened by P. M. Mason, M. D., Montgomery.
 Il o'clock a. n., special order.
 The Jerome Cochran lecture.
 ''The Clinical Methods of Cardiac Inves- tigation," Lewellys F. Barker, M. D., Bal timore,
 "Hodgkin's Disease, With Report of Cases" J. H. Blue, M. D., Montgomery.
 Discussion to be opened by R. F. Mo- nette NJ D., Greensboro.
 What We Accomplish in Internal Medi- cine" James T.. Searcy, M. D., Tusca- loosa.
 Discussion to be opened by ". M. Will kerson, M D., Montgomery.
 Immunity" J. P. Peavy, M D., Att more
 Discussion to be opened by D. L. Will written notice to make certain improve ments A reinspection later showed con- siderable improvement, and conditions were much more satisfactory. Improve ments in lot for dairy animals is to be continued until conditions are still more satisfactory
 C. U. w dlAtI+ InS PiOPiioeOA VI eAtip dairy was given legal notice to make improvements in dairy barn and premises, and inspection made later, showed more acceptable conditions.
 The department has adopted and will put into use, in the near future, the dairy score card, supplied by the dairy division. bureau of animal industry, United States department of agriculture. These score cards have been adopted by fr.4.. .4et in tion for the sanitary inspector of dairies. By the use of these cards it is possi- ble to cover and bring out many points In methods of equipment that cannot pos- sibly be covered by the usual method of Inspection The department expects much benefit will result from the use of these score cards. All details in equipment and methods will be more strongly emphasized in future, and after all dairies have been scored. the different dairymen will be sup piled with copy of card, showing the SCOT | ing of their respective dairies, and will | be asked to study same, with view of l improving where methods or equipment l are defective, and so, that the subsequent | inspections will give higher and more 1 satisfactory score. Respectfully submitted, E. M. DUNCAN. fire !!