The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-02-15
CRUSADE AGAINST
THE HITEPLACUE
Meeting in Greensboro
March 1917
PRELIMINARY PROCRAh

go. o,s.nins Address VIII Be Deiiv-
nv Governor Kitchin-The
State Will Be Well Represented
and Addresses Touching Every
phase Of the Question VIII Be De-
uvered-Oficers OF the Natiofaa'
association VIII Make Addresses,
Also.
The North Carolina Association for
che Prevention of tuberculosis meets
IN Greensboro, March 15-11, 1910. and
promises to be the largest pubic
health gathering that mas ever assem-
bled in the South. Men from every
section of North Carolina have been
selected by the association to speak
on every phase Of tuberculosis;
National Association has directed its
highest officers to be present and
speak on the national cruSa0e against
shis disease. and other States are
sending delegates and representative
men.
On the morning of March Is. 1910.
Governor w. W. kitchin will deliver
an address and formally open the
North Carolina, Association for the
Prevention of tuberculosis and also
h National Tuberculosis Exhibition
at Greensboro.
Preliminary Program.
Opening, Address, by Governor ".
W .kitchin.
Address Of Welcome, by Hon. a.
I. Brooks Greensboro, n. c.
Response to the Address Of Wei
ava Nv ~ w ESoiCnD OH rIn{fG
n. c.
Presidents Address, Or. w. l.
Dunn, Asheville, N. c.
Safeguarding the Child AS q
Means OF Preventing Tuberculosis IN
the Adult by DIR. Charles p. Am
Bone tuberculosis In Children
Importance Of Early Diagnosis and
Treatment" by DR.. ]. F. Highsmith,
Fayetteville. N. c.
What May the State and Munich
patty Dc to Control thu Spread OF
nally. High Point. N. c.
Importance Of Early Diagnosis In
tuberculosis by DIR. Charles l. Mi
nor, Asheville. n. c.
"The Influence Of Hookworm Dis
ease on the tuberculosis Death Rate
by Charles Wardeu Stiles. Washing
ton. D. c.
Ocular Int Cutaneous Tuberculir
Reactions" by DR.. w. c. Nudgett
Southern Pines, N. C..
1.-THE Early Correction OF Patholog,
seal Conditions for the Pharynx as 8
Prophylaxis Against tuberculosis" b
DR.. II H, Briggs. Asheville. N. C.
Some Prevalent Fallacies Concern.
ing tuberculosis" by DIR. J. f. Me
Laughlin. Statesville, N. c.
The Country Physicians Response
bility In the Fight Against Infection,
Diseases" by DR.. Mahlon Bolton. Ricl
Square. N. c..
THE Need Of State Aid in the Tu
oerculosis Campaign" by DR.. Thoma
A. Mann. Durham, N. c.
Important Physical Signs in tn,
Diagnosis Of Incipient Pulmonary Tu
berculosis," by DR.. Paul II. Ringer
Asheviile. n. c.
Tuberculosis from an Economi
Point Of View" by Mr.. Clesen n
Smith, Actaary North State Life In
surance Company, Kinston. N. G.
Tuberculosis and Longevity" b
Dr. James M. PARROT, Kinston, n. c
THE Lash Which Stings to Re
To-m." by Or. J. Allison Hodge:
Richmond. Va
Some Observations in the Loca
Tuberculin Tests by DIR. w. {
Bronson. Asheville. N. c.
"Phthisophobia: What Shall X
Say to Our Patients About It." b
DR.. J. Howell Way. Waynesville
N. c.
Tuberculosis" by DR.. L. b. Nc
Rrayer. As~cville, n. c.
Medical and Artificial Meumothc
fax in the Treatment of Pulnonar
tuberculosis" by DIR. Mary E. Lar
ham. Highlands, ". c..
Prevention Of tuberculosis" b
Mr.. E. G. Houtzahn. director Nations
Tuberculosis exhibition.
Public Health: What the Crusad
Against tuberculosis is Doing Fe
It. BY DR.. d. A. Stanton. High Poin
n. c.
THE Laymen's Movement" Ho,
Archibald Johnson, Thomasville. N. {
Practical Points on Tuberculos
OF the &Gastro-Intestinal Tract" b
DIR. w. O. Nisbit. Charlotte. n. G.
Primary tuberculosis Of the Al