Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-26
Cut Down Death Rate From
PreVentable Disease


. llAHANtl'' y Al' ''NINN nAl''4 'f4N' ''N'i'h'
Jut public health, all ~ whom We're
| actively engaged iu The isulatiug seq
/ pr'Eatup and quarWimug OF Diseases
subject tO quarantine, advocated the
adjustment OF quarantine, for the
reason that lu vaccination for small
/ puN We have the best protection
against his disease.
science has proved lur Years that
vaccination Will prevent smallpox
mat 10 has prevented smallpox that
quaHuiuNp fur smallpox encourages
the false feeling of security ana
causes many tu refrain from being
'1cc'HH'ed, thereby increasing The
number who are susceptible lu this
coulaElun, making possible yearly op-
ldrW.c9 Of this disease The cNp,.se
ul qu1riu'iulug loss of Iito and lu
many instances it's serious attor-of-
i'CIs. such aS the loss Ut uu eye. were
among reasons advanced for abolish
mtuI We 900 longer have smallpox
iU our army where DNpN man ls NJr-
cluotod, Those who have recently
been Naccluujcd against smallpox do
not contract the disease why. them
,uiuc the health and the life of our
gluzuu- aud incur lhIS needless 'A
p,u-D Of uuarunuuIuL and frequently
The serious loss lu our hUsUcs. IUtrI.
Iitn.. and other business D,ulrIs
duuM- Oh, epidemic of 1892 Why
mot say To- 'N. citizens OF fho state ut
blaJhuWIt accept the protection af-
fOrdcd You from this disease thrOugh
he means OF vaccination or continue
upon your own responsibilities TO
take the chances Ut contracting 'nIs
disease and luIgr, your health and
your nlD'
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baalth statinrs cst, rlieh,J u-itr J,.Iy
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I,,, la nLt,;rod Tbog. st,ti,ns an.
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ana an effort has noon uada IA Iorato
them as cnnvanioptly as nossilla FOR
no itivors thr,,,gbou, Gl,Ior,u,a
The state hoord of nuhIic ,ffaire was
all, g. ,,,l,, a. ~. .d,',rt,gon,,,
coutrsct vim Souihb & Snus' IaIoro ~
tory Now York citv -, firm bnou.n
tho world ovcr FOR tbe bipb ,iass
uroducts thev rnan,ifarture A na,l.-
epe of dinht6eria entitoyin mai ,yo,,ld
cost the nurcbasor a. "a is furnished
tho stste for 90 much cboaner than
a druggist can plrcbasa II al ,yhoIe-
ssla Rut in 1dditiop ia tho ereat
saving made bv tbo STATE in nurchas-
ing q suDnly Of these products is the
valuable exchange privilege granted
by the contract. ANY package which
Incomes out of date can he evchauged
for a fresh suppy. This enables the
board OF health to have on hand a
fresh and safe supply at all times
and this is so handled as 10 keen II
constantly moving. A SUNNY can he
rushed I'm to any given point where
II IL needed within q very few min
| utes after being notified, and the
product is fresh and pure. The pub
, lie is no longer in danger when using
, any Of these products, for the reason
that the United States government re-
quires all to be inspected and they
must comply with the government
standard. In addition to supplying
diphtheria antitoNin and the vaccines
for smallpox and typhoid fever. the
state has for two years been furnish
ing the Pasteur treatment for the pre-
vention OF rabies, or hydrophoba. to
: those who are unable to obtain same
by reason OF financial inability Dur
: ing the year 1914 and the year 1913
Pasteur treatments have been fur
nished by the state to parties who had
been bitten by animals suspected OF
|. having rabies.
A few words Of explanation as 10