[Public hygiene
Subtitle: pamphlet volume]
Published: 1881
Place of publication: 1881-1886]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 22
Subjects: Public health laws; Cities and towns; Sanitation; Metropolitan areas; Drinking water; Contamination; Sewerage
Table of contents: title: [1] The drainage question in Philadelphia: lecture / G.E. Waring, 1885.; title: [2] Contributions to our knowledge of sewage / W.R. Nichols, 1885.; title: [3] A report to the mayor and city council upon a plan of sewerage for Baltimore, and its probable cost / C.H. Latrobe, 1881.; title: [4] Buffalo trunk sewer / G.E. Waring, 1883.; title: [5] The disposal of sewage, and the protection of streams used as sources of water supply, 1886.; title: [6] Homestead and suburban sewerage / J.T. Fanning, 1884.; title: [7] School hygiene / Felix Formento, 1885.; title: [8] The value of sanitation in its national aspect. Address before the American Public Health Association / J.E. Reeves, 1882.; title: [9] Sanitary suggestions / I.A. Watson, 1882.; title: [10] Address at Detroit / H.M. Thompson, Nov. 15, 1883. [11] Sanitary examination of drinking water / E.R. Angell, 1884.; title: [12] Water pollution-wells / I.A. Watson, 1885.; title: [13] Water pollution: public and private / A.H. Crosby, 1882.; title: [14] Suburban school-houses / W.R. Briggs, 1882.; title: [15] Observations upon the importance and means of ventilation / G.P. Conn, 1882.; title: [16] Deterioration of vision in school children / S.O. Richey, 1885.; title: [17] Adulteration of food / E.J. Bartlett, 1882.; title: [18] Healthy homes and foods for the working classes / V.C. Vaughan, American Public Health Association, Lomb Prize essay, 1886.; title: [19] Report of the committee on disinfectants / American Public health Association, 1885.; title: [20-21] Disinfection and individual prophylaxis against infectious diseases / G.M. Sternberg, American Public Health Association, Lomb Prize essay, 1886.; title: [22] A new profession for women [hospital-trained nurse] / F.H. North, 1882.