Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24

Der Of the Public Health Council, will
preside at the first session which will
begin at 8 o'clock Tuesday morning.
Addresses will be made at this session
by W. A. Harris of Augusta, secretary
of the Maine Public Health Association,
on THE Maine Public Health Associa-
ton and Its Relation to the State De-
partment Of Health and Other Health
Agencies in Maine: by A. NJ. G. Soule
of Augusta, chief of the Bureau of In
spection Of the State Department Ct
Agriculture, on 1.-THE State Department
of Agriculture and It's Relation to
Health Work in Local Communities;
by ]. W. Taylor of Augusta, agent for
secondary education. on Physical Edu-
cation in the Public Schools Of Maine:
by DR.. w. II. Lynch of Portland, State
livestock sanitary commissioner, on
THE Important Diseases of Animals
and Their Effect on Human Health"
The session Tuesday afternoon will be
presided over by James @. Gulnac Of
Bangor. member Of the Public Health
Council.
At this session addresses will be made
by DR.. II. D. Worth of Bangor on 1.-THE
Need of Full-Time Local Health officers
in Maine; by W. H Junkins of York,
local health officer, on 1.-THE History of
Full-Time Health Work in the Town of
York.; by Major Albert W. Buck of Old
Town, on 1.-The Development Of the
First Health Union in Maine; by D. F.
Hall, health officer of Auburn, DR.. L. ].
Dumont, health officer Of Lewiston, by
DR.. H. d. Mcneil, health officer Of
Bangor and C. s. Kingsley, health
officer Of Bath, on Recent Develop
ments in Full-Time Health Work."
and by w. P. Wadleigh, health officer of
Bar Harbor on Health Work That Can
be Done on Part-Time Basis"
At the evening session Tuesday, ad-
dresses will be given by DR.. C. F. Ken
dali of Biddeford, State district health
officer, on THE Health Center and Its
Development; by DIR. E. P. Goodrich of
Lewiston, State district health officer,
on Incorporation Between State and
Local Health Officers Under the New
State Health Laws; by DR.. L. D. Bris-
toll of Augusta, State Commissioner of
health, on Recent Developments in
Public Health Laws and Organization
in Maine" and THE work Of the Dis
trict Health Officers" by DR.. J. w.
Laughlin Of Damariscotta, DR.. J. F.
Stevens of Mllinocket, DR.. G. Fl. Hutch
ms of Presque Isle and A. S. Pope of
Waterville.
Hiram w. Kicker of South Poland,
member of the Public Health Council,
will preside at the session which will
begin at 9 O'clock Wednesday morning,
April q. This will take the form of
Symposium on Milk and will be a con-
ference with the Maine Association Of
Milk and Dairy Inspectors.
Addresses will be made by Dr. A. G.
Young of Augusta, director Of the Divi-
sion of Communicable Diseases of the
State Department of Health, on Milk
borne Diseases and Their Control: by
DR.. Thomas Tetreau, city health officer
of Portland, on Sanitary Control of the
Portland Milk Supply; by DIR. l.. D.
Bristol. State health commissioner, on
Standardization of Milk: by Brooks
Brown of Augusta, State dairy inspec-
tor. on Milk and Dairy Inspection in
Maine; by DR.. A. d. Cross. milk in
spector of Brunswick, on milk Inspec-
ton in Small Communities, and by Dr.
Z. A. Crossman of Boston, of the Unit
ed States Bureau of Animal Industry,
on THE Present Status of the Tuber-
culin Test and Its Relation to the Dairy
Industry