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The death rate from diphtheria is only a third as great in Chicago to-day as it was a generation ago. Every time the world's death rate is cut down one per thou- sand, it means the saving of a million and a half lives a year.
From these statements it will appear that the activity of the Federal Government in the promo- tion of the national health is one of its most im- portant concerns. In the promotion of these ends the bureaus concerned with the public health find a vast deal of interesting w...ork to do. The Pub- lic Health and Marine-Hospital Service, presided over by that eminent sanitarian, Dr. Walter Wy- man, has a wide field of activities. Its work in putting down yellow fever in the South a few years ago, its labors in protecting San Francisco from a threatened outbreak of pestilence after the great earthquake, its services in stamping out bu- bonic plague in California, its epoch-making in- vestigations of the hookworm disease, its work of artificially growing the bacillus of leprosy, its labor toward uniting the Western World in inter- national sanitary work, and its successful resis- tance of the threatened cholera epidemics which stormed the shores of America in 1892 and 1893, and again in 1910 and 1911, are a few instances where it has come prominently into the public eye.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The death rate from diphtheria is only a third as great in Chicago to-day as it was a generation ago. Every time the world's death rate is cut down one per thou- sand, it means the saving of a million and a half lives a year.
From these statements it will appear that the activity of the Federal Government in the promo- tion of the national health is one of its most im- portant concerns. In the promotion of these ends the bureaus concerned with the public health find a vast deal of interesting w...ork to do. The Pub- lic Health and Marine-Hospital Service, presided over by that eminent sanitarian, Dr. Walter Wy- man, has a wide field of activities. Its work in putting down yellow fever in the South a few years ago, its labors in protecting San Francisco from a threatened outbreak of pestilence after the great earthquake, its services in stamping out bu- bonic plague in California, its epoch-making in- vestigations of the hookworm disease, its work of artificially growing the bacillus of leprosy, its labor toward uniting the Western World in inter- national sanitary work, and its successful resis- tance of the threatened cholera epidemics which stormed the shores of America in 1892 and 1893, and again in 1910 and 1911, are a few instances where it has come prominently into the public eye.
What to read after The American Government?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Jennings Haskin to read onlineMoreLess
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