 | Charles Harrington - 1902 - 812 Seiten
...Registration of Sickness, if it were possible, would afford a far more efficient index of the sanitary condition of the population than the registration...number of persons temporarily incapacitated. A disease ordinarilv regarded as fairly dangerous may prevail very extensively in a mild form, and be attended... | |
 | Concord (N.H.) - 1902 - 1212 Seiten
...healthfulness of the city; in fact a better one than the general death-rate, which simply gives us the number of cases of sickness which ended fatally,...of the number of persons temporarily incapacitated. During the past year Concord has been especially fortunate in this respect, there being but twenty-nine... | |
 | 1905 - 534 Seiten
...Registration of sickness, if it were possible, would afford a far more efficient index of the sanitary condition of the population than the registration...extensively in a mild form and be attended by a very low death rate, and again may exist to a lesser extent, but in an unusually severe form, with a high proportion... | |
 | Indiana State Board of Health - 1905 - 414 Seiten
...Registration of sickness, if it were possible, would afford a far more efficient index of the sanitary condition of the population than the registration...of sickness which ended fatally, but no idea of the dura tion thereof or of the number of persons temporarily incapacitated. A disease ordinarily regarded... | |
 | Indiana - 1906 - 1618 Seiten
...Registration of sickness, if it were possible, would afford a far more efficient index of the sanitary condition of the population than the registration...of sickness which ended fatally, but no idea of the dura tion thereof or of the number of persons temporarily incapacitated. A disease ordinarily regarded... | |
 | Charles Harrington - 1914 - 988 Seiten
...Registration of Sickness, if it were possible, would afford a far more efficient index of the sanitary condition of the population than the registration...attended by a very low death-rate, and, again, may exist 1 This classification can be obtained by applying to the Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC to a... | |
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... mind with changes in nomenclature, when drawing deductions from what has been described as the classification of the more or less reliable guesses of a large number of more or less skilled observers. Registration of sickness, if it were possible,... 