The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-07-15

Sore Throat. Scarlet Fever. (Scarla-
tina, Scarlet Rash), Cerebro-Spinal
Meningitis. (Spotted Fever. Acute
Anterior Poliomyelitis Qnfantile Par
alysis), Whooping Cough, Epidemic
Influenza, Mumps, Measles, German
Measles, Chicken Pox, or Itch except
as shall be hereafter provided.
SECTION 10. Be il further ordained
that any teacher, attendant. pupil or
other person, who while connected
wick suffers from any of the dis
eases mentioned in Section one %
shall before being readmitted to any
such school be provided with Ger
tificate from the Health officer emit
thing such person to readmission;
| lows:
Scarlet Fever, ten days after iso-
lation is terminated.
Diptheria, at termination of iso-
lation.
Chicken Pox, at termination of iso-
lation.
Measles, at termination of isola-
| ton.
Epidemic Cerebro-Spinal Meningi-
sis, at termination of isolation or
when fully recovered.
Anterior Poliomyelitis, at termina-
ton of isolation.
Small Pox, fifteen days after ter
mination of isolation.
Mumps, ten days after recovery.
Whooping Cough, ten days after
| cessation of paroxmal cough.
, SECTION H. Be it further ordained
that no teacher, attendant, pupil or
other person connected with any
school in the city of Brunswick who
may reside in the same house or
apartment with person suffering
from any of the diseases mentioned
in Section one %, shall attend any
public, private. parochial or sectarian
school, Sunday school or Moving pic
ture show until after the expiration
of the quarantine or isolation period
| for the last person SO afflicted in such
house or apartment; provided, how
ever, that a certificate by the Health
Officer readmitting any such person
to such schools, may be given in the
| following cases when such person
shall have been removed from contact
for the following period Of time:
| Scarlet Fever, seven days.
| Diptheria, seven days.
Small Pox, fourteen days (Unless
vaccinated).
Epidemic Cerebro-Spinal Meningi
tbs, fourteen days.
| Measles, fourteen days.
Chicken Pox, fourteen days.
Whooping Cough, fourteen days.
Mumps, fourteen days.
Anterior Poliomyelitis, fourteen
days.
Removal from contact shall be un
derstood to mean that such person
disinfect all clothing that has come
in contact with the diseased person
shall remove to a remote part of the
house, shall avoid contact with the
| attendants who are serving the pa
| tient, shall handle nothing that has
been in the sick room, or about the
patient, and where the disease quar-
antined or isolated shall be Scarlet
Fever, Diptheria, Epidemic Cerebro-
Spinal Meningitis, Measles, Chicken
Pox, Whooping Cough, Mumps or An
terror Poliomyelitis, that such person
in contact, shall, under the direction
Of the attending physician, use sever
al times each day an antiseptic wash
in their nose, mouth and throat.
| SECTION IL. Be it further ordained
that no owner, inn keeper hotel pro-
prietor or manager, or other person
shall rent out, hire. or let, or permit
to be occupied any house, apartment
or room in any house, apartment or
| building in which a communicable
disease dangerous to the public health
has recently existed, until the room,
rooms or house, and premises there
with connected have been thoroughly
disinfected and cleaned in accordance
! with the rules and regulations govern
| ing quarantine and disinfection as
| prescribed by the Board of Health.
SECTION 10. Be it further ordained
! that the clothing, bed clothing, and
! bedding of persons who have been
sick with any communicable disease
dangerous to the public health, and
the articles they have used and the
rooms they have occupied during such
sickness shall be disinfected under
, the supervision of the Health Officer
, in accordance with the rules and reg
ulations governing quarantine and
! disinfection as prescribed by the
Board of Health.
| SECTION IA. Be it further ordained
! that there shall not be a public or
church funeral of any person who
| has died of Asiatic Cholera, Bubonic
Plague, Small Pox, Yellow Fever,
Scarlet Fever or Diptheria within
the city of Brunswick and the fam
lily of the diseased or those in charge
shall take all precautions possible
In such cases to. prevent the expos
ure of other persons to contagion or
infection. Where death has resulted