Graham guardian., 1914-10-23

oughly cleansing his hands Immediately
| before leaving the premises. In per-
mitting house holders and wage earners
TO continue work when their premises
are under modified quarantine, it shall
be understood that such person shall
not be employed in an establishment
maintaining the production, sale or
manufacture Of candy or food products,
including milk and ice cream; nor shall
such person be employed as a teacher
of children nor in any other capacity
that brings them in intimate contact
with children.
The following diseases shall be placed
under modified quarantine: Diphtheria,
measles, scarlet fever, infantile paraly-
sis, and epidemic cerebrospinal menin-
gifts; provided, that where, in the judg-
ment of the city health officer or the
county superintendent of public health,
the health of the community will be en-
dangered by permitting the liberties of
modified quarantine, he may, at his dis
cretion, institute absolute quarantine.
SECTION 5. No case of any of the
contagious diseases subject to absolute
or modified quarantine shall be released
from such quarantine prior to complete
recovery, and in case of scarlet fever,
q minimum period of quarantine of
thirty (30) days shall be observed; and
in diphtheria a minimum period of four
teen (1O days from the disappearance
of the membrane.
SECTION 6. Persons permitted access
to and exit from households under modi-
G. cI,n nlctn,,, -
tending places of amusement, worship
or education, and, as far as possible,
from visiting other private houses.
SECTION 7. No child or other person
infected with any Of the following dis
eases belonging to or residing with the
family or any person residing in the
same house in which any person may
be located who is infected with any of
the following diseases, namely; Cholera,
small pox (variola, varioloid), scarlet
fever, typhus fever, yellow fever, diph-
iberia (dlphtheritic Group, membranous
Group, measles, whooping cough, in
fantile paralysis or epidemic cerebro-
spinal meningitis, shall be permitted to
attend any public, private, parochial,
Sunday or other school in the State,
and all principals, Sunday school super
or other persons in charge
Of such schools, are hereby required to
exclude any and all such children and
persons from each schools, such eX-
clusiOn to continue for a period of
twelve days following the discharge by
recovery or death of the person last
in said house or family, or his
or her removal to a hospital, and a
thorough cleansing of the premises;
and all such children or persons as
before being permitted to
attend or return to school shall furnish |
to said principal or other person in
charge of said schools a certificate |
signed by the medical attendant of said
children or persons, or by physician
to be designated by the health authOri- |
ties of such locality, setting forth that
the twelve days mentioned in, this sec
tion have fully expired; provided, how
ever, that the health authorities may
provide by rules and regulations that
such certificate shall be given only by
a person to be designated by such au-
thorities and in such case no other GER
tifcate shall be recognized. i
SECTION s, PARAGRAPH |. No child
u cIIlSl pSlSOIl WIN 10 ouilSlllS lLOlh .
German measles, mumps or chicken
Dox shall be permitted to attend any
public, private, parochiai, Sunday or
other school; and all principals, Sunday
school superintendents or other persons
n charge of such schools are hereby re-
Iuired to exclude any and all such child
zen and persons from said schools prior
70 the receipt of certificate of recov-
cry issued by the health officer, or his
accredited agent, following the receipt
If the physicians certificate of recov-
cry.
SECTION 9. Pupils actually affected
With the following diseases shall be eX-
,luded from school during the existence
If the disease and shall be re-admitted
lpon the physicians certificate attest
ng to the recovery of the patient, viz.
Tonsilitis, scabies Gtch), pediculosus
,apitis (head lice), pediculosus corporis
body lice), TINA circinata (ringworm),
mpetigo contagiosa, favus, acute con-