(General)

has been epidemic in past years, 393.
How to avoid it, how to care for those
who have it, 392.

Spanish influenza three-day fever -
"the flu", 389.

symposium at A. P. II. A. meeting,
486.

Working program for control, 498.

Insurance, Health, Scope of Ohio's investiga-
tion outlined, 64.

Jones, A. L. In service, 328; see also Lima.
Jones, W. I., Goes to Italy with Red Cross,
386.

Kahn (Chamberlain) act, 318.
Kenton Hog-keeping, 231.

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Kerr, Sara A.-

Enters war service, 450.

(Author) Ohio's investment in smallpox,
247; Reported prevalence vs. true preva-
lence of venereal diseases in Ohio, 300;
Typhoid fever in Ohio, 1909-1917; some
statistical observations, 193.

King, F. Truby Child hygiene expert sees
Cleveland work, 66; "Where babies never
die," 104.

Labor (Ohio State Federation) takes stand
for health, 451.

I aboratory, Public health

and typhoid fever, 212.

and venereal diseases, 305.
Plan new work (Cleveland), 136.
Laboratories, Division of -

Carelessness displayed in mailing bacterio-
logical specimens, 266.

How venereal disease problem is being
met in Ohio, 170.

Physicians are using state laboratories'
diagnostic facilities, 297.
Transportation tie-up and, 52.

Monthly reports: Dec. (1917), 43, Jan.
(1918) 83, Feb. 133. March 180, April 229,
May 275, June 324, July 371, Aug. 431,
Sept. 432, Oct. 485, Nov. 531.

Akron, 280, 328.

Ask health officers' aid. 115.

Conserve, and supply children first, urges
federal bureau, 435.

Dairy inspection favored, 535.
Goat milk for babies, 88.

Higher prices hurt babies' health, 8, 165.
Pasteurization kills germs, 436.
Sanitary control of, 536.

Scarlet fever epidemic due to milk infec-
tion, 338.

Miller, Harry E., Enters war service, 337.
Minnesota - Recent progress in social hygiene
work, 73.

Mississippi Valley Conference on Tuberculosis,

184.

New Zealand

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Can Ohio reduce baby death
rates as New Zealand has done, 90;
"Where babies never die." 104.

North Carolina Anti-typhoid treatment's
value, 87; Rural dental clinics, 487.

Notifiable diseases See Communicable Dis
eases; Communicable diseases, Division
of; also names of diseases.

Better reporting sought, 436.

California reports (venereal diseases), 316.
Figures show that typhoid is not properly
reported, 190.

Measles and whooping cough are notifiable
diseases, 92.

Negligence of some physicians is cost-
ing baby lives, 331.

Reported prevalence vs. true prevalence
of venereal diseases in Ohio, 300.
"When, where and under what conditions
cases occur, 284.

Nurse. Public health-

Akron, 440.
Dayton, 87.

Hamilton County, 73.
Mansfield, 86.

Meeting in Cleveland, 143, 260.

Ohio, public health nursing service
monthly reports State. 40, 82, 129, 176,
226, 274, 323, 370, 429, 483; Local centers
34, 75, 123, 169, 219, 268, 317, 365, 418, 478.
Part of, in child welfare, 106.
Ravenna, 184, 280.

See also Industrial Hygiene.
Ohio For reports, statistics, etc., pertain
ing to Ohio, see appropriate topical head-
ings, such as Mortality; Typhoid Fever,

etc.

Ohio Public Health Journal

Keep your address up to date, Mr. Soldier,

449.

Wanted copies of March Journal, 502.
See also Publicity, Bureau of, monthly
reports.

Ohio State Department of Health Year just
past and year just ahead, 490; See also
various divisions of department and
various topical headings.

Ohio State Medical Association - Annual
meeting postponed, 184; Physicians' com-
mittee enters cancer fight, 143.

Public health administration See Adminis tration, Public health.

Public Health Council member goes to Italy with Red Cross, 386.

see

Public health education Athens enjoying
course of health instruction, 51;
also Publications; Publicity; Publicity,
Bureau of; Public Health Education and
Tuberculosis, Division of.
Public Health Education and Tuberculosis,

Division of Paterson succeeds Mc-
Dowell as director, 82; Monthly reports:
Dec. (1917) 40, Jan. (1918) 82, Feb. 129,
March 176, April 225, May 274, June 323.
July 39. Aug. 428, Sept. 430, Oct. 483,
Nov. 533.

Public health nurse

See Nurse, Public health.

Roberts, E. I., In army, 57.

Robinson, D. E.- (author) Sanitation

of

Camp Sherman Extra-Cantonment Zone,
Chillicothe, 153; see also Chillicothe.

Rockwood, H. L.- see Cleveland.

Roll of honor, Ohio State Department of
Health- 282, 330, 378, 442, 490.
Rural districts, Child hygiene needed in, 55.
Rural sanitation - Resolutions passed at U.
S. health conference, 309; Typhoid pre-
vention on farms, 210.

Russia, Public health administration in, 69.
Salem Food inspection, 280; Scarlet fever
epidemic, 338.
Sandusky Quarantine violators fined, 231;
Water purification and typhoid, 200.
Sanitary engineering -

Mahoning River as sanitary problem, 400.
Notes of progress in, in Ohio municipali-
ties, 183.

See also Water; Sewerage and sewage disposal.

Sanitary Engineering, Division of

To lend water chlorinator in emergency

cases, 37. Monthly reports: Dec. (1917) 44, Jan. (1918) 85. Feb. 128, March 178, April 227, May 275, June 325, July 372, Aug. 433, Sept. 433. Oct. 485, Nov. 532.

Sayre, F. M. in service, 328; see also Can

ton.

Delaware health officer urges, 46.
Failure to vaccinate another frequent
cause, 6.

First Ohio case where recent, did not
prevent, 293.
Hamilton, 328.

has again been proved successful, 94.
Industrial plants: Cincinnati plant, 376;
Employers, guard your workers'
health, 385; munitions workers, 289;
way to enforce, 88.

Resolutions passed at U. S. health
conference, 309.

Schools: Athens, 438; Cambridge, 135;
Cleveland, 136; Grandview Heights,
46; Portsmouth, 438; universities, 86;
Willard, 876.

issues bulletin, 182.

retains chlorine disinfection, 87.
Venereal disease clinic, 376.
Springfield Lake Sanatorium -

-Enlargement,
161; See also Public Health Education
and Tuberculosis, Division of, monthly
reports.

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Starr, Dr. E. B. with U. S. P. H. S., 535;
see also Springfield.
State Department of Health, Ohio See Ohio
State Department of Health; also separate
divisions of Department, listed as Com-
municable Diseases, Division of, etc.
Steubenville - contagion hospital, 232; health
survey, 205,

Stewart, Helena R. (author) - Part of public
health nurse in child welfare, 106.

Story, R. V. (author) - Bacteriology of the
pneumonias, 466; Laboratory and typhoid
fever, 212.

Suicides, Ohio, 1916. 35.

Survey, Health- Steubenville, 205.
Syphilis See Venereal diseases.

Tiffin - Whooping cough, 213, 231, 280.
Tobey, James A. (author) Scorecard sys-
tem in public health work, 19.

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Favor full-time commissioner, 182.

Health activities in 1917, 68.

Typhoid, 200, 217.

Venereal disease activities, 184, 232, 280,
294, 376.

Visiting nurses report, 1917, 87.

Water purification and typhoid, 200.

Transportation of dead, Regulations of State
Department of Health governing, 257.

Trench fever cause, Inoculation of men as-
sists search for, 316.

Sanatorium establishment made easier
by coming of peace, 496.
Superintendents' conference, 184.

See also Public health education and
tuberculosis, Division of, monthly
reports.

Mississippi Valley Conference on, 184.
No ideal climate for victims, 181.
Occupational classifications - See Indus-
trial Hygiene, Division of, Monthly re-
ports.

Red Cross seal sale, 1917, 232; None in
1918, 440, 465.

Some thoughts suggested by the 1917 mor-
tality figures, 384.

Tuberculosis, Division of Public Health Edu-
cation and See Public Health Educa
tion and Tuberculosis, Division of.
Tuscarawas County Public Health League, 136.
Typhoid fever --

as a contagious disease, 216.

California's record in lowering rate, 188.
Chillicothe, 439.

Cincinnati, 439, 440.

See also Water; Sewerage and sewage dis-
posal.

U. S. Public Health Service

Give expert advice on sanitary bond is-
sues, 365.
Government

348.

health activities combined,

Department issues three sex hygiene
pamphlets, 286.

Frank discussion of venereal diseases
is needed, 283.

People anxious to read sex hygiene
booklets, 336.

Why not call a spade a spade, Mr.
Editor? 138.

Clinic Place of, in venereal disease
fight, 286; Treatment most important
means of checking venereal diseases, 445.
in industrial plants- Aid offered to manu-
facturers for control, 287; Employers,
guard your workers' health and increase
your profits, 385.

in relation to child hygiene, 302.

Laboratory and, 305 Physicians are using
state laboratories' diagnostic facilities,
297; Wassermann totals indicate progress,