Indiana State Board of Health2011-01-252011-01-251905Indiana State Board of Health. Monthly Bulletin. (1905); 7(1): 1-12.0019-6754https://hdl.handle.net/1805/2406Abstract of mortality statistics for January 1905 p.1 / Summary of morbidity and mortality in January p.1 / Smallpox p.2 / Tuberculosis p.2 / Typhoid fever p.2 / Pneumonia p.2 / Deaths by violence p.2 / Good bread p.2 / A diphtheria home p.3 / Suppurative tonsilitis p.3 / Neither knew nor cared p.3 / Coins kill bacteria p.4 / No air allowed p.5 / German method of room disinfection p.5 / How phthisis is spread p.5 / Civilization and pneumonia p.5 / Evidence for vaccination p.5 / It is economy and humanity for the state to combat consumption p.6 / Formaldehyde disinfection a new process p.7 / The statistics of consumption in Indiana in 1904 p.8 / Consumption deaths by month in Indiana in 1904 p.8 / Consumption deaths in Indiana in 1904 by 10 year age periods p.8 / A letter p.8 / Chart showing geographical distribution of deaths from certain communicable diseases in January 1905 p.9 / Deaths in Indiana by counties during the month of January 1905 p.10 / Deaths in Indiana by cities during the month of January 1905 p.11 / Mortality of Indiana for January 1905 p.12 / Meteorological summary for January 1905 p.12IndianaDescriptive StatisticsAge-specific death rateCause-specific death rateInfant mortalityHomicideSuicideBreadCommunicable DiseaseCommunicable Disease ControlInfectious DiseaseDiagnostic ErrorSanitationHealth LegislationVaccinationVentilationSterilization for infection controlTuberculosisDisinfectionMeningitisCause of DeathGastroenteritisInfectious DiseasesPrimary PreventionDisease PreventionIndoor Air QualityDisinfection MethodsDisease TransmissionPneumoniaUrban HealthCost of Illness