The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-02-05

Is a
feet for light from the east south or
for each COW
Ventilation An venlatng system of the King or
approved pattern and except when the stable Is being
cleaned no marked stable 0dor
Food feeding stuns fed in proper quantities
from possibility Of ontamina-
ton by germs
H. Cows Cleaned by where by
washing: no dust considered
The udder thoroughly by brushing at least thirty
minutes before milking washing just before milking.
leaving cause dust to adhere
accumulation of dust and dirt except fresh
in gutter from horses, pigs privy, pou
tr,.house
Pasture No injurious plants no mudhoe nor pile
of manure decayng substance where COWS have &C
stable Air Free from partition
or the occupied by and that useo
for storage of feedo other purpose
III Utensils Nonabsorbent material and every
part accessible brush and except inside of tubes Wis
being cleaned
Cleaning cleaning with brush and hot water and
rnsng No laundry soap Thorough sterilization
Water be protected from con
tamnaton surface drainage
o Utensils Such avoid contamination by dust as
dirt
smalltop Pa-wih opening seven diameter,
aad at least onethhd of this opening protected by hood
Nv Employees contagious disease and not dwelling in
nor requenung place contagious disease exists
Milking Suts-freshy Numbered clean; ample protect
from add rom the mixers clothing
Mixers dry when milking Hands
thoroughly cleaned before milking
Milking Quey-so avoid dodgng dirt from cows hair
four streams of foremk from each ea to be dis
separate vessel
"V Cooling within of milking,
so degrees f
Handling exclusively handling milk and
romd dirt odors; the milk after being cool
ed always a a temperature so degrees
Protection during transportation
reeptacles always below so degrees
delayed transit reaching market within twentys
milking"
In 1909 for three licenses issued these rules
aminaons 1t has been and will continue be the
practice all licensees unlicensed competition whether
inside o Vermont.
milk under standard The given:
Total solids 1851; Laboratory Standard, rr.75.
Solids fat e.o7; IS.
Cream 36.r; 1878.
The inspections of by Frank cromack presi-
Board Health the Health Officer
VITAL STATISTICS
favorable the biennial report Board
Health, January 1870 astonishing crafty
Notwth ndng population
prevalence what called hdrens
the
W shows better for the health administration than had been expect
ed Especially the death thousand 1876 1902
pared with 1926 in 1908 noticeable The number
Vermont Soldiers Home included both years.
Within the 1909 contagious
reported 22 of hkenox deaths
OF typhoid fever death Of mumps no deaths Of dphtheria
deaths 4} of scarlet fever @ PATIENT,
deaths of measles, deaths "a
0 whoopng cough
year. of families afflicted in
porting tuberculosis the authorities
place filing reports with the secretary of the'se Board has
in effect made them
flee has complete
cases where dead bodies shipped
sye blanks call supply duplicates
health officer that the only classified
death the clerks his published
It has been stated whoopng more
deaths than dp1te combined
mothers stl appear pleased their
called simple disease Of whoopng cough
say To all such 1t be of interest
winter attacks; mature and aged
exempt people whoop
ing cough the second time Bennington
This second attack is as true of scarlet OF
les (hihero mentioned these whoopng cough
The record shows that December
scarlet fever and released January july
% 1909 the same child reported again attacked
and released from quarantine August o. 9thee
to either diagnosis Another instance was re
ported as suffering from scarlet
from quarantine April 49, 1907 reported same physo,
on December 1909 quarantine January 1910
here was also doubt comment
nt that while the desquamaon accelerated somewhat
the second attack the the grave any
thing especially in the first named patient
During 1909 there have of mixed infection
thtnera and scarlet fever with the
use OF antoxn in large curative by usual ea
ent for scarlet fever with the local health m