The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-05-10

paralysis. until three weeks after the
onset of the disease. and until the tenn
Scarlet fever. until thirty days after the
onset of the disease and until all abnor-
NAL discharges from the nose, ears, throat
or suppurating glands have ceased.
Smallpox, until fourteen days after the
onset of the disease and until scabs have
all separated and the scars completely
healed.
Whooping cough, until at least three
weeks after the onset of the disease, and
until paroxysmalu coughing has ceased:
Sec. q. SALE "A OF Foops FoRBID :
case of diphtheria,. amoebic or bacillary
dystentery, epidemic cerebrospinal mem
nights. scarlet fever, smallpox, paraty-
phoid fever or typhoid fever exists on any
farm, dairy or other premises producing
milk, cream, butter. cheese or other foods
through which the infection of any of the
no such foods shall be sold or delivered
from such farm. dairy or other premises
unless a written permit for the sale or
distribution of such foods shall have been
issued by the Board of@IIealth.
Sec. %. DESTRUCTION OF FOODS
IN CERTAIN CASES. When a case or
dysentery,. epidemic cerebrospinal menin-
gifts, scarlet fever, smallpox, paratyphoid
fever exists on any farm, dairy or other
premises producing milk. cream, butter,
cheese or other foods through which the
infection of any of the diseases named
herein may be conveyed, the health Off
Ger may destroy or order the destruction
of any such foods which in his opinion
may have been contaminated as to be
liable to cause disease; or he may cause
such foods to be treated in such a man
ner as will destroy any infective material
with which they may be contaminated.
Sec. 90. HANDLING OF FOOD FOR
RIDDEN IN CERTAIN CASES: No per-
son affected with any communicable dis
ease which may be transmitted through
food, or who is a carrier of the causative
!, agent of any such disease, shall handle
| fnad or fnnl nrnd1intS ipfandad for sole or
distribution, which are likely to be con-
sumed raw or liable to convey infective
material.
No person who resides, boards or lodges
in a household where he may come in
contact with any person affected with
amoebic or bacillary dysentery, diphthe-
typhoid fever. or any person who is a
carrier of the causative agent of any such
disease, shall handle food or food pro-
ducts intended for sale or distribution.
No waiter, cook or other employee of a
boarding house, hotel or restaurant, or
other place where food is served, who is
which may be transmitted through food
or food products, and nc person who is a
carrier of the causative agent of any
such disease, shall prepare, serve or han
die food for others in any manner what
: soeyer.
A.No waiter, cook or other edEee Of a
her place where food is served, who to
iges, or visits in a household where he oc'
she comes in contact with any person sh
,ected with amoebic or bacillary dysen- tn
ry. diphtheria, scarlet fever, paraty- ed
old fever or typhoid fever, or with any pc
rson who is a carrier of the causative or
ent of any such disease, shall prepare, st;
rye or handle food for others in any va
amer whatsoever. tn
Any waiter, cook or other person en- sai
)yed in any hotel, restaurant, boarding wi
use or other place where cooked food or
offered for sale, who handles or pre- no
res food. may be required to submit to
physical examination by the Health tn
ficer for the purpose of ascertaining sh
1ether or not he or she is affected by pa
Y communicable disease, whenever in Dc
e Judgment of the health officer such in
Sec. "a. DIFFERENTIATION OF DAG an
isis. Whenever the Health officer or,
all deem it necessary to establish the
ne character of any disease which in Ju
5 opinion may be communicable, a med
al examination of the person supposed
Tired, and it shall be the duty of such tn
rson to submit to such examination. an
Sec. %. DESTRUCTION OF FURNI- Nj
les. Furniture. bedding. clothing, car Sa
is, rugs. and other articles which may
We been contaminated with infective
aterial, and which are of such nature
in such condition that they cannot in
e opinion of the health officer be prop
~ cleansed or disinfected, shall upon
order be destroyed in the manner des-
mated by him. in accordance with the
Sec. 26. CLEANSING AND DIsIN- tn
COTTON OF THE PERSON. 1t shall be un
e duty of the patient. upon GONZALES en-
or recovery from any communicable to
sease. and of the nurse or other per su
ms in attendance on. such. patient, tn
.roughout the course of the disease as es
I'll as at its termination, to cleanse. mn
d, when necessary, to disinfect their TO
rsons. err
tiles from a building wherein there
lists a case Cor cases. of scarlet fever,
phtheria or typhoid fever until he or
G shall nave first obtained permission -
writing from the Board of Health. n
Sec. 28. Every person in the City of
'rthffeld affected by, a communicating
is code shall be isolated as the Health
Iicer may direct, and all buildings, clo-
ing, property; premises and vehicles
lich may be infected by emanations
I'M such persons shall be disinfected as
e Health officer may direct. No prem
IS will be disinfected after diphtheria
til at least two negative cultures taken
successive days have been obtained
I'm the throat and nose of the patient.
the case of scarlet fever disinfection
II not be undertaken until at least thir-
days after the onset. In case a coach,
tomobile. hack. cab, carriage or other
hicle shall be used for the conveyance
a patient suffering from a communica-
: disease, said vehicle shall be disin-
tied under the direction of the Board of
.alth, before being used again.
Sec. 20. Whenever a person with tu-
rculosis moves out of a house or apart
ent, the active head of the family, shall
notify this Board within tw~enty-four
urs.
Sec. 30. 1t shall be Unlawful for any
lndry or any laundryman to accept or
Se from the family in which there exists
.ase of scarlet fever, diphtheria or small
X, any clothing or wearing apparel dur f
: the period of quarantine.
Sec. 81. Where contagious diseases Gas
umerated in Section 80 of this code)
cur in a room in the rear of or con-
citing with a store, or where the opera Z
n of tailoring, laundering. or the man z
acturing of merchandise is carried on, D
id store shall be closed until the prem &
IS are disinfected by this Board. h
Sec. 80. No person shall within this y
ty. without a permit from this Board, b
rry, remove, or cause to permit to be b
or removed. any person sick with h
diphtheria, scarlet fever, typhus 3
yer. or measles, or remove or cause to
removed any such person from any =
ilding or vessel to any other building or Y
ssel, or to the shore, or to or from any h
hicle, or to or from the depot of any y
ilroad in any part of the City. 3
Sec. 80. There shall not be a public or n
urch funeral of any person who has Y
ed of smallpox, diphtheria. scarlet fever. =
How fever, typhus fever, or any conta-
Gus disease. but the funeral of such n
rson shall be private; and it shall not
lawful to invite or permit at the fun
al of any one who has died of any of
e above diseases, or of any contagious
residential disease, or at any service
injected herewith, any person whose
is not necessary.
Sec. "a. 1t shall be the duty of the
or midwife present at the birth
every child born in this city, and in
Sc there is 10 physician or midwife
- ela11 he tba duty Gf f1a. r.pott ~