Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-25

pational Therapeutics for Tubercu-
losis-Dr. Estes Nichols. late Lieut.
Col. NJ. c., U. S. A., in charge OF Hos
pital No. Is (Tuberculosis), New
Haven, Conn: Portland, Me. (Illts-
trated by lantern slides.) Discussion
opened by Bayard T. Crane, NJ. d.
superintendent New England Voca-
tional School. Rutland, Mass. The
Relation of Dust Inhalation to the
Production of Tuberculosis-Dr.D D. c,
Jarvis, member Of the committee o.
the National Tuberculosis association,
on the Mortality from tuberculosis In
the Dusty Trades: Barre, VT. Th'
Symtomatic Treatment of Pulmon-
airy Tuberculosis-By DR.. Edward Q
Otis, professor OF Pulmonary diseases
Tufts College Medical school, Boston.
Mass. Discussion opened by DR.. Johr
+. Shaw. superintendent, Centra
Maine Sanatorium, Fairfield, Me.
$50 A. M.-Combined section fl
secretaries and nurses, Senate Cham
Der. State House. DR.. Robert B
Kerr, chairman; secretary New
Hampshire tuberculosis Association
Manchester, n. H. Administration g.
Nursing Service: Procedure in Mas
sachusetts Miss Mildred ASHLEY,
Massachusetts State Department OF
Health. Procedure in Rhode Islanc
Miss Margaret X. Stack, Rhode
Island State Department OF Health.
Procedure in New Hampshire-Mi:.
Elena NJ. CROUCH, Supervising Nurss
New Hampshire State Board o.
Health Procedure in Connecticut
DIR. Elizabeth Gardner. Procedure i'll
Nermont-Miss Nellie NJ. Jones,
Vermont tuberculosis Association
Procedure in Maine-Miss Edith l.
Soule, State Supervising Nurse.
Maine State Department of Health
Salesmanship in Nursing-Miss Mar
ion Douglas, Field Supervisor Of Red
Cross Public Health Nursing.
10 A. M-Meeting of district health
officers in Maine. offices Name State
Department Of Health.
IL A. M.-Sanatorium section, Pub
lie Utilities Hearing Chamber. Room
1l3. State House. DIR. John Pinckney.
chairman; superintendent Western
Maine Sanatorium. Hebron, Me. Tu-
terculosis in Children-Dr. Henry d.
Chadwick. superintendent Westfield
state Sanatorium, Westfield, Mass.
What Vermont Is Trying to Do for
Its Children-Dr. f. J. Rogers. super
intendent Vermont State Sanatorium,
Fittsford. VT.
l1.3O A. M-Secretary section,
luncheon meeting. Augusta House.
., r. V. Spencer, chairman; secretary
Massa chusetts Tuberculosis Leauge,
Boston, Mass Standards for Local
! Affiliated Organizations: ca Type of
I anization-Round table discus
! sion, led by Mr.. Spencer. 90 Pro-
gram Which an Affiliated OrganiZa :
ton Should Maintain-Discussion led
by Frederick Edwards, executive sec
rotary, Hampden County Tubercu-
, losis Association. Springfield. Mass
! (c) Business like Administration
Which Should Be Maintained-Dis-
cusson led by Willis f. Chandler
executive secretary, Rhode Island
Tuberculosis Association. Providence
| Il I. ca How Shall Desirable STAN
dards Be Secured and Maintained P
discussion led by Frederick d. Hop
| Kills, sVNiSt'tiS 40
tIonal Tuberculosis Association, New
York. y. I.
2P. M-Christian Seal and Health
| Fond Section. House of Representa-
tivcs, State House. Basil G. Eaves,
! chairman. campaign secretary, Ma
tional tuberculosis Association. New
York. n. Y. Mail Sale: (a) Lists
Hubert NJ. Sedgwick. field secretary
Connecticut State tuberculosis Com
mission. Hartford, Conn. tb) The
Mail Sale Letters, Enclosures and Fol
tive secretary Massachusetts Tubercu-
loss League. Boston. Mass. The In
tensivc Appeal by Personal Solicita-
ton: ca Preparation of Lists and
Methods of Organizing Volunteer
Workers Roscoe w. Nining. field sec
rotary, Massachusetts Tuberculosis
League. Boston. Mass. 90 How to Sc
cure Large Contributions-Dr. r. r.
Kerr, executive secretary. New Hamp-
shire tuberculosis Association. Man
chester, \. II. Graphic Methods and
stunts DR.. r. A. Goodwin. acting
manager of the Androscoggin AntiTu-
| berculosis Association. Auburn. Maine
F. M-Health Officers Section
Council Chamber, 3rd floor, State
House Or. Eugene r. Kelley. chair
man; state commissioner of Health
! Boston, Mass. The Relations Of the
Volunteer Health Worker to the State
and Local Health Officer-Dr Charles
Dalton, secretary, state Board OF
/ Health, Burlington. VT Enforcement
! of State and Local Health Laws and
| Ordinances-Dr Thomas Tetreau
health officer. Portland, Maine Should
the Health Officer BE a Political APP
pointee?-Dr. Howard A. Strceter
health officer. Manchester, y. II.
p Meeting of the Cancer Di'
vision of the Maine Public Health AS
| ISOLATION with the county cancer chair
mon. Public Utilities hearing cham
Der. room 113. state House. DR.. f. Fl
| Rislcy, chairman. Cancer Division
! Maine Public Health Association, Wa
! tcrville. Maine.
/ 6 L. M.--Conference Of State health
! officers. secretaries Of Statewide vol
unteer health agencies and secretaries
! of State medical societies, at Augusta
! Country Club. DR.. Clarence F. Ken
( dali. POSTMASTER. Maine commissioner
: Of health. Augusta, Maine.
(; 8 +. M.--Social diversion. I'd fool
! rotunda. State House-Dr. f. d. Mer.
rill. master Of ceremonies. Refresh
. ments
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER BOTH