Standard railway sanitary code, approved by the Conference of state and provincial officers of health, and recommended to the several states for adoption May 25, 1920, and amended June 2, 1921 ... May 16, 1924.
出版資料
Washington, Govt. print. off., 1924.
複本
說明
1 p. l., 13 p.
系列
United States. Public Health Service. Public health reports. Supplement no. 46
Bound with: State laws and regulations pertaining to public health, 1922 -- A review of the literature on influenza and the common cold -- State public health laws and regulations adopted during 1923 -- A typhoid fever epidemic caused by oyster-borne infection (1924-25) -- Public health laws and regulations adopted during 1924 -- The standardization of digitalis -- Report of Committee on sanitary control of the shellfish industry in the United States.
Notes
At head of title: Treasury dept. United States Public health service. Hugh S. Cumming, surgeon-general.
"Originally prepared by the Committee on health and medical relief for the United States Railroad administration. It was submitted to the surgeon-general of the United States Public health service and such changes were made as were necessary to bring it into accord with the interstate quarantine regulations. Some amendments were also made by the Conference of state and provincial health authorities and it is now published as approved by the Conference of state and provincial health authorities for the information of health officials." - p. 13.
