Disease in Milk: The Remedy, Pasteurization

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Introduction

MILK ORDINANCE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, APRIL,

1912 7

DESCRIPTION OF PASTEURIZATION AND MODIFICATION 8

ILLUSTRATION OF MODIFICATION TABLE 9

RECIPES 10

ILLUSTRATION— MILK HEATER— SEPARATOR— BOTTLE FILL- ING MACHINE 11

PASTEURIZING OVENS 12

ILLUSTRATION OF BALCONY AND BOTTLE FILLING MACHINE. 14

ILLUSTRATION OF BOTTLE WASHING MACHINE 14

ILLUSTRATION OF THE INTERIOR OF THE STERILIZING OVEN 15

DELIVERY AUTOMOBILE 16

LABORATORY BUILDING 16

WEEKLY REPORT OF THE MEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE COUNTY

OF NEW YORK 17

MILK DISPENSED BY THE GLASS 18

ILLUSTRATIONS OF STATIONS 19-20

PASTEURIZATION AT HOME 21

DIRECTIONS FOR MANUFACTURING THE HOME PASTEURIZER. 23

MEDICAL ASSISTANCE IN CONNECTION WITH THE MILK

DEPOTS 24

SCHEDULE OF PHYSICIAN'S OFFICE HOURS AT DEPOTS 25

ADVICE TO MOTHERS 26

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH DEATH RATE STATISTICS 28

DIPLOMAS AWARDED 29

HOW THE NEW YORK DEATH RATE WAS REDUCED 33

LETTER SENT TO THE MAYORS OF THE PRINCIPAL CITIES

OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA, JUNE 8, 1895.. . . 42

HOW TO REDUCE INFANT MORTALITY 45

rircular letter sent to the Tresldents of the Health HojihIs (if .Vuiiiii-jin vW.vH and l^inadti. Mjinh 'J'J. l.v.>7

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THE INFLUENCE OF A PURE MILK SUPPLY ON THE DEATH

RATE OF CHILDREN. 57

Paper read before the National Conference of Mayors and Councilmen at Columbus, Ohio, September 20, 1897

WHY THE DISTRIBUTION OF PASTEURIZED (STERIUZED) MILK SHOULD BE A FUNCTION OF EVERY MUNICIPAL- ITY (November 15, 1900) 69

INFANTS' MILK DEPOTS 73

Paper read before the British Medical Assoclati July 24th to 28th, 1905, at T^elcester, England

Paper read before the British Medical Association at Its Annual Meeting, - ,fy o/ -

PURE MILK OR POISON? 83

Address to the Milk Conference at the New York Academy of Medldne, November 20, 1906

THE AMERICAN SOLUTION OF THE MILK PROBLEM 89

Paper read at the Second International Congr^s des Oouttes 'de T^lt, Brussels, September 12, 1907

STRIKING AT THE CAUSE OF TUBERCULOSIS 97

MILK-PASTEURIZATION AN ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DUTY... 103

Address delivered to the Students of Political Economy in the ITniversity of Heidelberg, July 24, 1908

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN REAL PASTEURIZATION AND

COMMERCIAL PASTEURIZATION (November 28, 1908) 118

AMERICA'S LATEST CONTRIBUTION TO THE MILK QUESTION. 119

A Review by Nathan Straus of the United States Government Report '*MlIk and Its Relation to Public Health"

NECESSITY FOR PASTEURIZATION OF MILK AND BENEFITS

ATTAINED THEREBY 135

Paper presented to the International Congress of Applied Chemistry, at London, May, 1909

THE WHITE PERIL: HOW IT MAY BE AVOIDED 139

Paper presented to the International Dairy Congress, Budapest, June, 1909

OPEN LETTER TO THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE STUDY AND PREVENTION OF TUBERCULOSIS, WASH- INGTON, D. C, 1909 141

REPORT MADE TO THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE AT STOCKHOLM ON THE INFECTION OF CHILDREN BY MILK FROM TUBERCULOUS COWS, 1909 145

PREVENTION OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES CAUSED BY MILK. . . 151

Address to the International Medical Congress at Budapest. 1909

SAVING CHILDREN FROM MILK-BORNE DISEASES 157

Address to the .^8th Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association, Milwaukee, September, 1910

PROGRESS MADE IN AMERICA IN THE PROTECTION OF CHILD

LIFE 159

Address to the Third International Congress for the Prot«»ctIon of Infants, Berlin, 1011

TWENTY YEARS' PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE IN MODIFYING

AND PASTEURIZING MILK FOR INFANT FEEDING 169

Address to the Third International Congress for the Protection of Infants. Berlin, 1911

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OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE THIRD INTERNATIONAL CON- GRESS FOR THE PROTECTION OF INFANTS, HELD IN RERUN, SEPTEMBER U TO IB, 1911, AS SUBMITTED TO PRESIDENT TAFT 175

PROGRESS MADE IN AMERICA IN THE PREVENTION OF

TUBERCULOSIS 181

THE FUNCTION OF VOLUNTARY ORGANIZATIONS IN THE CAMPAIGN FOR THE BETTERMENT OF MILK PRODUC- TION AND DISTRIBUTION 195

SECRETARY OF STATE KNOX'S LETTER 207

Da led— Department of StatP. WaahtnKtOD. AutniKt IT, 1911

WORK ON TWO CONTINENTS 209

OTHER PHILANTHROPIC WORK 217