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quadgram	frequency
medical officer of health	357
the medical officer of	323
officer of health for	259
medical officers of health	90
of health for st	75
the health of the	67
the medical officers of	65
vestries and district boards	59
metropolitan board of works	50
the metropolitan board of	50
the vestries and district	47
in new york city	46
of the medical officers	45
and the medical officer	45
wrote the medical officer	45
the sanitary condition of	44
of the public health	41
the condition of the	40
of the working classes	37
the london county council	36
of health for whitechapel	35
on the part of	34
of the local authorities	33
the local government board	32
the people of london	32
to the health of	32
sanitary condition of the	31
of the people of	30
the housing of the	28
the germs that cause	27
a great deal of	26
for the purpose of	26
by the medical officer	26
the sanitary evolution of	26
the whole of the	26
of the vestries and	25
condition of the people	25
at the same time	25
the part of the	25
on the other hand	24
unfit for human habitation	23
the physical welfare of	23
the dwellings of the	23
the fact that the	23
the metropolitan asylums board	22
sanitary evolution of london	22
physical welfare of school	22
of health for the	22
welfare of school children	22
to the public health	21
the provisions of the	21
thus the medical officer	21
of the inhabitants of	21
on the south side	20
one of the most	20
in the united states	20
the board of health	19
the public health act	18
to get rid of	18
masses of the people	18
less than five rooms	18
for the protection of	18
the south side of	17
tenements of less than	17
south side of the	17
of less than five	17
of health for fulham	17
for the first time	17
the surface of the	17
of health for paddington	17
the cells of the	16
dwellings of the poor	16
of new york city	16
health of the people	16
the house of commons	16
the interests of the	16
side of the river	15
of the medical officer	15
the improvement of the	15
the administration of the	15
housing of the people	15
to the fact that	15
in connection with the	15
the board of education	15
from time to time	15
london as a whole	15
of the population of	15
of the poorer classes	15
the supply of water	14
in the hands of	14
in the following year	14
the end of the	14
at the expense of	14
housing of the working	14
the population of london	14
of the metropolitan board	14
officer of health wrote	14
of children under five	14
of many of the	14
cells of the body	14
the inhabitants of london	13
the department of health	13
in the course of	13
at the present time	13
to carry out the	13
as a matter of	13
the city of london	13
the middle of the	13
the protection of the	13
parts of the body	13
the population of the	13
a part of the	13
for the prevention of	13
a large number of	13
part of the body	12
the back of the	12
is one of the	12
examination of school children	12
some of the medical	12
to the metropolitan board	12
on the physical welfare	12
at the end of	12
of the dwellings of	12
the ratepayers of london	12
the number of persons	12
general board of health	12
hundreds of thousands of	12
the passing of the	11
health of the inhabitants	11
lived in tenements of	11
the prevention of the	11
houses let in lodgings	11
of health for islington	11
health for the strand	11
of some of the	11
the rest of the	11
of the metropolitan asylums	11
it is impossible to	11
in some of the	11
a state of things	11
one of the medical	11
by the local authorities	11
the total number of	11
the great majority of	11
the parish of st	11
of health for lambeth	11
the walls of the	11
the sanitary act of	11
central parts of london	11
by the sanitary authority	11
to the number of	11
in his report for	11
in the sanitary evolution	11
of the housing of	11
committee on the physical	11
the reports of the	10
the use of alcohol	10
of the london county	10
the greater part of	10
the report of the	10
reports of the medical	10
as well as the	10
for the removal of	10
for the benefit of	10
in the midst of	10
the committee on the	10
is due to the	10
improving the condition of	10
affecting the public health	10
in the same way	10
health of the public	10
the quality of the	10
all parts of the	10
of the house of	10
of the nineteenth century	10
the hands of the	10
the powers of the	10
the local sanitary authorities	10
the commissioners of sewers	10
by the local authority	10
by the metropolitan board	10
the members of the	10
the number of deaths	10
the working of the	10
the central parts of	10
the people of the	10
the action of the	10
bureau of municipal research	10
in such a way	10
the welfare of the	9
the contents of the	9
state board of health	9
health for whitechapel wrote	9
the public health of	9
the control of the	9
the number of houses	9
the number of cases	9
the time of the	9
how germs get into	9
the conditions of life	9
the rights of property	9
for improving the condition	9
one or two rooms	9
of the health of	9
the inhabitants of the	9
disease germs get into	9
on the subject of	9
officers of health were	9
with the public health	9
it is true that	9
committee of the house	9
of the board of	9
the community at large	9
for a long time	9
collection of house refuse	9
in the central parts	9
system of local government	9
in the matter of	9
great masses of the	9
the secretary of state	9
of the sanitary condition	9
it was found that	9
more than one family	9
of health for bethnal	9
the great mass of	9
a medical officer of	9
parts of the metropolis	9
condition of the houses	9
condition of the poor	9
five years of age	9
by the use of	9
germs that cause tuberculosis	9
in addition to the	9
officer of health of	9
of the local government	9
in which the people	9
over and over again	9
germs get into the	9
the manner in which	9
to see that the	9
the great bulk of	9
public health act of	9
relating to the public	9
health for bethnal green	9
with the exception of	9
a large proportion of	9
for the improvement of	9
in the interests of	9
take the place of	8
the course of the	8
there can be no	8
for the most part	8
such a way that	8
of disease and death	8
under the control of	8
whole of the metropolis	8
the duty of the	8
was one of the	8
of the department of	8
physical examination of school	8
it is to be	8
under five years of	8
there had been a	8
of one or two	8
to be found in	8
in the way of	8
the result of the	8
surface of the street	8
the physical condition of	8
in a state of	8
for the sake of	8
the work of the	8
we do not know	8
the state of the	8
in filth and dirt	8
as well as to	8
the collection of house	8
get into the body	8
if you do not	8
in the house of	8
breathe through the mouth	8
the boards of guardians	8
in such a manner	8
national board of health	8
the masses of the	8
number of inhabited houses	8
children under five years	8
the general board of	8
from the fact that	8
as well as of	8
the houses of the	8
the expense of the	8
with respect to the	8
of the total deaths	8
in the presence of	8
number of houses in	8
of the house refuse	8
a matter of fact	8
the local authorities to	8
germs get into our	8
and the number of	8
select committee of the	8
supply of water to	8
great bulk of the	8
every part of the	8
the insanitary condition of	8
and in the following	8
for the health of	7
any part of the	7
instruction in sex hygiene	7
of the sanitary act	7
is made up of	7
a few years ago	7
per cent of the	7
great mass of the	7
the laws of health	7
the whole of london	7
to inquire into the	7
get rid of the	7
in the parish of	7
with a view to	7
the county of london	7
to the board of	7
other parts of the	7
under the supervision of	7
of the very worst	7
in the number of	7
the following year he	7
in accordance with the	7
it is necessary to	7
insanitary condition of the	7
the germs of disease	7
as soon as the	7
to the extent of	7
such a state of	7
in the city of	7
with reference to the	7
greater part of the	7
how to care for	7
that it is not	7
of the spread of	7
of england and wales	7
matters relating to the	7
number of cases of	7
a very large number	7
to deal with the	7
does not mean that	7
the local authorities of	7
the history of the	7
by the board of	7
of health for hackney	7
for the use of	7
population of the metropolis	7
breathe through the nose	7
the use of the	7
certain parts of the	7
of the condition of	7
germs get into milk	7
the enforcement of the	7
the existing state of	7
one of the great	7
of health for clerkenwell	7
with regard to the	7
of the united states	7
can be made to	7
ought to have been	7
matters affecting the public	7
of the people in	7
side of the heart	7
of houses in the	7
growth of the population	7
at the time of	7
some of the vestries	7
to be dealt with	7
it is probable that	7
as soon as possible	7
and at the same	7
officer of health in	7
the use of tobacco	7
the vestry of st	7
the majority of the	7
the existing condition of	7
for the working classes	7
board of health of	7
so long as the	7
in part to the	7
of the germs that	7
and district boards to	7
in tenements of one	7
report of the medical	7
health for fulham wrote	7
of the school board	7
tenements of one or	7
will kill the germs	7
the spread of disease	7
and district boards were	7
supply of water for	7
the supervision of the	7
of the last century	7
at least once a	6
a few years later	6
each side of the	6
place in which to	6
a supply of water	6
social condition of the	6
the conduct of the	6
the children in the	6
of the nuisances removal	6
by the fact that	6
of the evils which	6
for boys and girls	6
an act was passed	6
shall construct an ashpit	6
middle of the last	6
the germ that causes	6
in his report of	6
officers of health as	6
of the great metropolis	6
will tell you that	6
in the history of	6
the great economic forces	6
and in many cases	6
the houses in which	6
had been allowed to	6
are a great many	6
the local authorities were	6
the population had increased	6
to live in the	6
the homes of the	6
not be allowed to	6
there are a great	6
at the bottom of	6
the worst of the	6
that the number of	6
of medical officer of	6
of the nervous system	6
in the medical officer	6
has a right to	6
they should not be	6
for the welfare of	6
a central authority which	6
there has been a	6
conditions under which the	6
construct an ashpit in	6
as a result of	6
were of children under	6
a sanitary point of	6
in the report of	6
boys and girls to	6
on the floor or	6
the effect of alcohol	6
to a great extent	6
the house of lords	6
by the poor law	6
states in which the	6
the cells in our	6
ought not to be	6
on each side of	6
of the act was	6
large proportion of the	6
a condition of things	6
of the existence of	6
the disposal of the	6
should always be kept	6
the great white plague	6
where there is no	6
it is worth while	6
of the houses in	6
of men and women	6
association for improving the	6
are of opinion that	6
not confined to the	6
and on the south	6
to the local government	6
was made by the	6
person who shall construct	6
private courts and alleys	6
in tenements of less	6
of health for mile	6
in every part of	6
it is easy to	6
the result was that	6
some of the most	6
number of persons who	6
in which the urban	6
be found in the	6
of the local authority	6
men and women who	6
who shall construct an	6
the number of inhabited	6
a vast amount of	6
interests of the public	6
so far as the	6
is a part of	6
as medical officer of	6
to the sanitary authority	6
of food and drink	6
districts of the metropolis	6
provisions of the act	6
the air we breathe	6
the requirements of the	6
the existence of the	6
of the school child	6
with a building shall	6
public health of london	6
kept in a cleanly	6
that is to say	6
to be unfit for	6
houses in the parish	6
sanitary point of view	6
the skin of the	6
in other parts of	6
in many parts of	6
school board for london	6
of health for shoreditch	6
the cause of the	6
and some of the	6
of the most important	6
report of select committee	6
in the same year	6
removal of house refuse	6
of some of them	6
prevent the spread of	6
which the urban population	6
the question of the	6
where there is a	6
be kept in a	6
for new york city	6
the system of local	6
of the people living	6
to the condition of	6
of the privy council	6
in the middle of	6
germs that cause disease	6
of the number of	6
as one of the	6
the metropolis water act	6
most important of all	6
of the people who	6
to breathe through the	6
cells in the body	6
a royal commission was	6
a considerable number of	6
the urban population was	6
by the bite of	5
the nuisances removal act	5
for the erection of	5
by medical officers of	5
of factories and workshops	5
the end of this	5
germs that come from	5
a very short time	5
tobacco is a poison	5
of more than one	5
the boundaries of the	5
the benefit of the	5
houses in which the	5
the port of london	5
and the public health	5
of health wrote in	5
are placed in the	5
to the existence of	5
the state board of	5
on the one hand	5
many parts of the	5
or part of a	5
to the necessity of	5
one of the best	5
the moral and physical	5
the local government of	5
get through the skin	5
would have to be	5
the constitution of the	5
royal commission was appointed	5
thousands upon thousands of	5
can be no doubt	5
for the abatement of	5
in consequence of the	5
of the parish of	5
children of school age	5
be the duty of	5
as well as in	5
the bottom of the	5
the habitations of the	5
of our model city	5
as far as possible	5
of the sanitary evolution	5
of the people was	5
the root of the	5
appears to have been	5
what is the danger	5
of the body is	5
some of the worst	5
the extent to which	5
for the performance of	5
of health of the	5
for the construction of	5
of the vestries to	5
of health for camberwell	5
upon the surface of	5
so as to be	5
report of medical officer	5
and in the same	5
the children of the	5
the growth of the	5
urban population was between	5
of the sanitary authority	5
of the water companies	5
borne in mind that	5
commission was appointed to	5
is a very important	5
of the working of	5
the spread of infectious	5
used out of school	5
in the same room	5
of the fact that	5
passing of the act	5
in one or two	5
an act of parliament	5
of the whole of	5
the law on the	5
officer of health stated	5
of medical officers of	5
it is difficult to	5
out of school hours	5
of the body are	5
that there is a	5
to be a nuisance	5
and the prevention of	5
the board of trade	5
law on the subject	5
the removal of house	5
every one of the	5
the local authorities had	5
of the sanitary officer	5
the examination of the	5
it will be necessary	5
of the population lived	5
for the accommodation of	5
doing things at school	5
the th section of	5
so many of the	5
many of the medical	5
carried out by the	5
people who do not	5
in a sanitary point	5
men and women are	5
more than two rooms	5
vestries or district boards	5
work to be done	5
and the result was	5
the conditions under which	5
or in other words	5
that it may be	5
to the welfare of	5
of the contents of	5
population was between and	5
inaction of the local	5
get into the milk	5
health for islington in	5
section of the public	5
by the medical officers	5
the new central authority	5
prejudicial to the health	5
the abodes of the	5
hospitals of the metropolitan	5
would do well to	5
york association for improving	5
take the trouble to	5
after the passing of	5
the cost of the	5
in which they are	5
are made up of	5
shall construct such ashpit	5
of the labouring classes	5
it should not be	5
condition of the working	5
a national board of	5
the cells of your	5
a certain standard of	5
errors have been corrected	5
be expected to be	5
sanitary evolution of the	5
in such a position	5
find their way into	5
from the medical officer	5
population of london was	5
the district board of	5
in the most crowded	5
to take care of	5
such a manner as	5
condition of the parish	5
injurious to the health	5
of germs in the	5
increase in the number	5
which have to be	5
side of the street	5
very large proportion of	5
the removal of the	5
or the board of	5
to be dangerous or	5
condition of the dwellings	5
examination for working papers	5
population of the city	5
following year he wrote	5
condition of the masses	5
contain the germs that	5
a manner as to	5
people of the metropolis	5
the floor or sidewalk	5
in the open air	5
after it has been	5
of london as a	5
of local government in	5
of health for poplar	5
a cold bath is	5
and to the public	5
in more than two	5
has the right to	5
infectious or contagious disease	5
were charged with the	5
the power of the	5
the national bureau of	5
of the local sanitary	5
it is the same	5
the construction of the	5
by the public health	5
of many of these	5
at a cost of	5
to the importance of	5
affecting london as a	5
in many of the	5
every person who shall	5
by the number of	5
in a cleanly state	5
with the duty of	5
it is possible for	5
been made by the	5
the effects of disease	5
with a population of	5
of the masses of	5
many parts of london	5
as the result of	5
of the act of	5
in the public health	5
order of the local	5
for the purposes of	5
upon the sanitary condition	5
on account of the	5
as well as a	5
cells in our bodies	5
the population lived in	5
protection of the public	5
get into our bodies	5
adenoids and large tonsils	5
vestry or district board	5
conditions prejudicial to health	5
the public health in	5
of opinion that the	5
of the state board	5
it is almost impossible	5
on the th of	5
a great many people	5
at the beginning of	5
to such an extent	5
other things being equal	5
was appointed to inquire	5
health for paddington wrote	5
of health as to	5
where there had been	5
of house refuse and	5
the character of the	5
to care for the	5
part of a house	5
charged with the duty	5
new york association for	5
a case of diphtheria	5
very large number of	5
a constant supply of	5
in the case of	5
of thousands of lives	5
the direction of the	5
the nuisances removal acts	5
milk cans and bottles	5
germs get into water	5
one of the greatest	5
cases of infectious disease	5
of cases of infectious	5
to the cost of	5
houses had been built	5
th section of the	5
placed in the hands	5
the new york association	5
of the poor in	5
as years went on	5
to the use of	5
metropolis local management act	5
hold a handkerchief before	5
the physical examination of	5
became more and more	5
a large amount of	5
germs leave the body	5
tens of thousands of	5
the health of their	5
were made to the	5
the social condition of	5
the school board for	4
in order to keep	4
the prevention of tuberculosis	4
the duty of every	4
amount of sickness and	4
for the greater part	4
should not be eaten	4
kills a great many	4
only a matter of	4
with the sanitary condition	4
some of them were	4
and as to the	4
so as to prevent	4
a great many germs	4
the maintenance of the	4
starchy foods should be	4
nearly every one of	4
pointed out by the	4
the bones of the	4
ways by which we	4
such a position as	4
the health of those	4
take care of your	4
the beginning of the	4
parts of the parish	4
in the yards of	4
dangerous or prejudicial to	4
made as to the	4
a certain number of	4
be unfit for human	4
the right kind of	4
and tens of thousands	4
of the owners of	4
when we consider that	4
the new local authorities	4
rights in filth and	4
a great many of	4
be dangerous or prejudicial	4
fever germs get into	4
there is a great	4
that it is the	4
in rooms where there	4
germs in the air	4
the increase of the	4
the fact that they	4
had to be done	4
and practiced in all	4
on the nervous system	4
of teacher and pupil	4
in order to do	4
we have learned that	4
out by the medical	4
to the construction of	4
how many cases of	4
of houses and buildings	4
just as much as	4
the people in the	4
is no fresh air	4
the nose and throat	4
on the north side	4
other parts of london	4
the government and parliament	4
natural growth of the	4
be under the control	4
endanger the health of	4
the nature of the	4
the inadequacy of the	4
liable to a penalty	4
the story of the	4
to take advantage of	4
removal to hospital of	4
keep germs out of	4
some of the houses	4
it was not until	4
had no power to	4
a quarter of a	4
shall be the duty	4
the public health was	4
quality of the water	4
rooms where there is	4
precisely the powers which	4
have been allowed to	4
thousands and tens of	4
many of the cells	4
international congress on tuberculosis	4
do not know the	4
in their respective districts	4
for the public good	4
the health of london	4
the public health london	4
of health for limehouse	4
administration of the law	4
as well as its	4
of the respiratory system	4
disease and amoebic dysentery	4
of the results of	4
the building act of	4
becoming more and more	4
very much the same	4
of the poor are	4
matters pertaining to the	4
we know that it	4
thorough physical examination of	4
to be under the	4
it is certain that	4
the spread of the	4
the boys and girls	4
a secretary of state	4
in the later period	4
of the great mass	4
have a right to	4
should be thoroughly cooked	4
being of the people	4
as soon as it	4
the condition of their	4
the london school board	4
condition of school children	4
in their report for	4
of parishes and districts	4
by the action of	4
is the objection to	4
the usefulness of the	4
to go to a	4
important article of food	4
it is evident that	4
intentions of the legislature	4
of new streets and	4
to the london county	4
is about per cent	4
the conditions of the	4
to local authorities to	4
the ball and socket	4
by some of the	4
a filthy and unwholesome	4
spit on the floor	4
in the interest of	4
prevention of the spread	4
in spite of the	4
be injurious to health	4
of the people were	4
which ought to have	4
go to a doctor	4
be done with it	4
of health for chelsea	4
the social and economic	4
examination after school age	4
hookworm disease and amoebic	4
was passed by parliament	4
the function of the	4
matters affecting london as	4
is the same with	4
the performance of the	4
to the inhabitants of	4
not last year only	4
for enforcing health rights	4
there is only one	4
in the chapter on	4
should be allowed to	4
by the end of	4
vested rights in filth	4
that the cost of	4
regulations under the sanitary	4
house of lords on	4
first step is to	4
of this great city	4
the results of the	4
wrote one of the	4
the idea that the	4
out of the air	4
to see that they	4
of those who have	4
the large number of	4
so far as regarded	4
as much as possible	4
do not have to	4
filth and dirt were	4
select committee on metropolitan	4
numbers of the people	4
preventing the spread of	4
the owner of a	4
the greater number of	4
at the rate of	4
on the health of	4
yards of some of	4
at the back of	4
there should be a	4
nervousness of teacher and	4
east end of london	4
vested interests in filth	4
miles of new sewers	4
conditions of life of	4
as unfit for human	4
sanitary provisions of the	4
it was thought that	4
physical examination after school	4
the hospitals of the	4
rid of the mosquito	4
as to be dangerous	4
the increase of population	4
the yards of some	4
a way that they	4
by the sanitary authorities	4
due to the fact	4
at least twice a	4
and many of the	4
the next best thing	4
the new york committee	4
the most important of	4
state boards of health	4
will be necessary to	4
on a large scale	4
you will find that	4
the right side of	4
what can be done	4
let out in separate	4
it seems to me	4
known to have been	4
as sacred as a	4
or over per cent	4
half of last paragraph	4
by one of the	4
if there is a	4
the metropolitan building act	4
members of the board	4
natural law is as	4
portion of the metropolis	4
in the construction of	4
it will be easy	4
to prevent the spread	4
which the people lived	4
it would not be	4
by order of the	4
an act passed in	4
of the amount of	4
in the reports of	4
for the reception of	4
official machinery for enforcing	4
and the cleansing of	4
typhoid fever germs get	4
of the metropolis were	4
the working classes act	4
a great part of	4
are more or less	4
of the next generation	4
a house to house	4
takes the place of	4
so far as they	4
the main causes of	4
in the morning and	4
that comes from a	4
and comfort of the	4
under the act of	4
the principle that the	4
in the minds of	4
there is no fresh	4
the first step is	4
there is a case	4
in the parish in	4
is shown by the	4
the effects of the	4
out of the house	4
it would have been	4
how to deal with	4
for facts regarding school	4
the vast majority of	4
the chief sanitary inspector	4
we cannot get rid	4
a city of health	4
to provide for the	4
get into our food	4
as much harm as	4
to get things done	4
keep them out of	4
within the reach of	4
machinery for enforcing health	4
the result is that	4
by the poorer classes	4
do not make the	4
the intention of the	4
bitter cry of the	4
to the age of	4
in the public schools	4
or by pupils generally	4
the value of the	4
of the city is	4
the abatement of nuisances	4
but also from the	4
at the root of	4
education or the board	4
to be made in	4
in the whole of	4
be taken in the	4
of the law would	4
standard of public health	4
ought to be in	4
for the strand wrote	4
to lay her eggs	4
the owners of property	4
of the people is	4
of all the deaths	4
or prejudicial to the	4
it is necessary for	4
out in separate tenements	4
business men think of	4
is not good for	4
residing in more than	4
of the central authority	4
in favour of the	4
every one of these	4
tendency on the part	4
side by side with	4
many of the local	4
is worth while to	4
of health for westminster	4
about the middle of	4
of which there were	4
outside the boundaries of	4
house for facts regarding	4
vestry and district board	4
the great masses of	4
to the local authority	4
the removal of snow	4
local authorities in the	4
in the ten years	4
the number of children	4
in the face of	4
do not want to	4
the united states to	4
for which they are	4
contagious diseases animals act	4
the administration of those	4
the bite of a	4
taken place in the	4
an adequate supply of	4
be given to the	4
new york committee on	4
one or more of	4
to which reference has	4
it is possible to	4
how to get rid	4
removal of the house	4
years after the passing	4
the cells in the	4
under the school roof	4
of water for domestic	4
in factories and workshops	4
the body of the	4
it shall be the	4
and a half millions	4
two and a half	4
large numbers of the	4
at the age of	4
of the worst of	4
the natural growth of	4
end of the year	4
as well as for	4
labouring classes lodging houses	4
mass of the people	4
the body is made	4
and the metropolitan board	4
constant supply of water	4
do not think that	4
the factory and workshop	4
in a royal commission	4
to the united states	4
to all parts of	4
plenty of fresh air	4
in order that the	4
law is as sacred	4
the bureau of municipal	4
was due to the	4
many of the vestries	4
of the city and	4
separation of the sexes	4
to the central authority	4
sanitary condition of all	4
houses of the poor	4
facts regarding school hygiene	4
the removal of refuse	4
by the urban authority	4
it cannot be too	4
and cleansing of streets	4
as to endanger the	4
executive officer of the	4
right side of the	4
as a moral principle	4
heat in the body	4
is not the only	4
the courts and alleys	4
house refuse and cleansing	4
at the close of	4
is thrown upon the	4
many of those who	4
the poor law guardians	4
the local authorities in	4
how do we know	4
to be in the	4
is it used out	4
secretary and executive officer	4
to put them in	4
the evil of overcrowding	4
for the disposal of	4
it is far more	4
what has been the	4
various parts of the	4
one and the same	4
tenements with not more	4
the poorer classes of	4
under the direction of	4
it was the first	4
had been carried out	4
drew attention to the	4
sanitary conditions under which	4
the attention of the	4
as it is to	4
laws with respect to	4
if there is no	4
the east end of	4
greater than that of	4
of the whole community	4
the germs of tuberculosis	4
water for domestic use	4
that many of the	4
filthy and unwholesome state	4
the interest of the	4
when you have a	4
and prevention of tuberculosis	4
so as not to	4
in the outer parts	4
sacred as a moral	4
appear to have been	4
as was to be	4
by which germs get	4
to the privy council	4
metropolis water act of	4
beyond the power of	4
building shall construct such	4
a population of about	4
foods should be thoroughly	4
a position as to	4
use of alcohol and	4
elected by the ratepayers	4
is the cause of	4
form of the disease	4
middle of the nineteenth	4
practiced in all schools	4
is as sacred as	4
deaths of children under	4
cubic feet of air	4
adenoids and enlarged tonsils	4
london county council was	4
the number of families	4
is no reason why	4
medical officer of the	4
cannot get rid of	4
programme for school hygiene	4
clearing house for facts	4
of the great housing	4
effort is made to	4
kill the germs that	4
of the sanitary laws	4
board of works and	4
were to pass before	4
what is the objection	4
houses unfit for human	4
the sanitary provisions of	4
the throat and nose	4
the materials of which	4
the port sanitary authority	4
some person or animal	4
of the houses are	4
it is selfish to	4
in the city in	4
of the human body	4
the way in which	4
to the people of	4
last paragraph on page	4
cells in your body	4
great deal of the	4
the first time in	4
houses inhabited by the	4
in the city was	4
articles of food and	4
masses of the working	4
by the privy council	4
officer of health to	4
of those who were	4
of infectious and contagious	4
a portion of the	4
much the same as	4
the length of time	4
both teacher and pupil	4
first half of last	4
be no doubt that	4
to keep them out	4
progress was being made	4
a building shall construct	4
be borne in mind	4
of the eye and	4
health of the population	4
do you not think	4
side of the thames	4
cry of the children	4
and the administration of	4
representations were made to	4
the sanitary authority of	4
the chairman of the	4
the house in which	4
interests in filth and	4
put them in force	4
and to carry out	4
with the administration of	4
in the condition of	4
administration of those laws	4
taught and practiced in	4
the germs of the	4
connected with the public	4
the laws relating to	4
a house where there	4
the sanitary state of	4
board of education or	4
it is said that	4
by the local government	4
to enforce the law	4
before a select committee	4
upon the condition of	4
of the river the	4
new york city there	4
availed themselves of the	4
was essential for the	4
the same number of	4
of last paragraph on	4
the citizens of london	4
by the school physician	4
it used out of	4
evolution of london was	4
as that of the	4
charged with the administration	4
is a case of	4
of education or the	4
in the five years	4
and in some instances	4
condition of many of	4
the air from the	4
the public health and	4
to be given to	4
years were to pass	4
the act did not	4
should not be allowed	4
of one of these	4
a board of health	4
authority in the matter	4
board of works was	4
and the appearance of	4
the adulteration of food	4
would have been of	4
the only way to	4
of the sanitary authorities	4
for its own sake	4
a very large proportion	4
the opinion of the	4
of the law was	4
so as to secure	4
a certain amount of	4
to be in a	4
as carriers of disease	4
that they can be	4
before the select committee	4
the intentions of the	4
which had to be	4
administration of the sanitary	4
people of london were	4
is not at all	4
of the medical profession	4
have been obliged to	4
and many of them	4
have to do with	4
a great portion of	4
of air and light	4
as soon as he	4
which germs get into	4
the best way to	4
sanitary supervision of the	4
there has been no	4
of medicine and religion	4
officer of the state	4
the want of a	4
is not confined to	4
is the duty of	4
in addition to these	4
with the aid of	4
to and from the	4
roomed tenements with not	4
do we know that	4
and executive officer of	4
there was an increase	4
new york city is	4
with not more than	4
should be made of	4
the vestries or district	4
physical condition of school	4
the causes of the	4
of infectious disease in	4
as has already been	4
taken up by the	3
association for the study	3
the maintenance of a	3
up to the age	3
refuse and the cleansing	3
in a very short	3
the ends of the	3
of the members of	3
the effects of these	3
on the st of	3
lived in such tenements	3
of manhattan and the	3
in our model city	3
parts of the city	3
and in a very	3
of the causes of	3
the number of new	3
to farmers and others	3
are known to be	3
the cleansing of streets	3
due to bad teeth	3
in connexion with a	3
as to be a	3
service as medical officer	3
falling into the milk	3
a small part of	3
the whole number of	3
of the children who	3
it is used at	3
by those who have	3
or on the floor	3
get into the air	3
out of cases of	3
the power to do	3
children the evils of	3
courts and alleys which	3
the subject of scavenging	3
hygiene taught and practiced	3
provisions of the law	3
existence at the time	3
the separation of the	3
in the year the	3
and mistress cubic feet	3
the density of population	3
how consumption is spread	3
to cultivate habits of	3
as the number of	3
of the streets and	3
the figures of the	3
of one of the	3
the prevention of disease	3
part of the work	3
living and working conditions	3
the sake of the	3
of any city or	3
it is one of	3
the evils of overcrowding	3
it does not seem	3
goes to the lungs	3
on the sweating system	3
of a town of	3
as long as you	3
vitality tests and vital	3
nothing but the truth	3
the poorer classes in	3
that boys and girls	3
sometimes you will hear	3
national association for the	3
to the end of	3
illness resulting in difficulty	3
this necessity of life	3
under the powers of	3
to dispose of the	3
because we do not	3
the contents of such	3
it is not the	3
them to do so	3
typhoid fever germs are	3
and inland revenue act	3
source of water supply	3
to the prevention of	3
steps should be taken	3
overcrowded as to be	3
is not the same	3
are used to make	3
and another example near	3
a report to the	3
of the necessity for	3
every house in the	3
of getting things done	3
local government in existence	3
in a short time	3
number of scheduled families	3
a typhoid fever patient	3
more than two occupants	3
by which we can	3
section of the sanitary	3
it was given power	3
committee on physical welfare	3
their medical officers of	3
the amount of work	3
officer of health reported	3
picture of the sanitary	3
under the notice of	3
habits of health and	3
should be made a	3
part of the skin	3
the epidemic of cholera	3
the difference in the	3
the local governing authorities	3
to the majority of	3
its medical officer of	3
sickness is not natural	3
as to the condition	3
used by the sick	3
be kept clean and	3
supervision of the local	3
have been of the	3
in there was a	3
which are to be	3
that leads to the	3
the people living therein	3
the blood of the	3
the same way as	3
move from place to	3
just as they pleased	3
very far from being	3
of it in the	3
for the maintenance of	3
been made of the	3
recognised by medical officers	3
air we breathe is	3
they had to contend	3
all sorts and kinds	3
germs that cause suppuration	3
of the physical conditions	3
of the city are	3
a danger to the	3
in the fresh air	3
health of the persons	3
when we consider the	3
without alcohol than with	3
there was not a	3
in the philippine islands	3
the centre of london	3
condition of the great	3
the little cells of	3
is to be said	3
the internal condition of	3
of the teeth and	3
be made as to	3
powers of the nuisances	3
the number of hours	3
physical defects of school	3
from the ravages of	3
is necessary for the	3
has been the effect	3
the water supply of	3
should be made for	3
the life of the	3
our bodies in which	3
all classes of the	3
the great plague of	3
the edge of the	3
and nothing but the	3
of the vestries made	3
should be made to	3
he ought not to	3
a handkerchief before the	3
of the houses of	3
person who has been	3
one sort or another	3
it not for the	3
the occupier of a	3
they can be used	3
how scarlet fever is	3
to the discovery of	3
disposal of house refuse	3
be confined to the	3
that the whole of	3
in order to prevent	3
that they should be	3
the interior of the	3
of section of the	3
the department of agriculture	3
upon the administration of	3
the removal to hospital	3
kinds of germs in	3
as a condition of	3
such a supply of	3
of all was the	3
number of persons inhabiting	3
the powers vested in	3
to the quality of	3
its duties as well	3
condition in which the	3
as soon as you	3
the royal commission of	3
that of the metropolis	3
the insanitary conditions of	3
in their power to	3
contents of the pails	3
the notice of the	3
of the laws of	3
part of the act	3
we know that when	3
the owners of small	3
the erection of buildings	3
the owners of the	3
attempt was made to	3
in a house where	3
manhattan and the bronx	3
in all schools within	3
of great masses of	3
your body becomes chilled	3
the health of a	3
effect of alcohol on	3
man who does not	3
houses were on the	3
with the present staff	3
contains a great deal	3
the success of the	3
as may be found	3
connection with the sanitary	3
was pointed out by	3
rid of all the	3
that can be prevented	3
the child who is	3
those who have not	3
the belief that the	3
the select committee of	3
that portion of the	3
circulation of the blood	3
is made faster than	3
to see that he	3
disposal of human excreta	3
how many teeth have	3
is much to be	3
many kinds of germs	3
is filled with a	3
live in running water	3
to new york city	3
at school and at	3
infectious and contagious diseases	3
amalgamation of the city	3
be looked upon as	3
solution of the difficulty	3
so that people will	3
per head of the	3
national department of health	3
the water supply is	3
number of those who	3
in a way that	3
part of the respiratory	3
is apt to be	3
is more important than	3
no person should ever	3
in the administration of	3
know that it is	3
as well as that	3
the sanitary authority in	3
only so far as	3
indirect cause of disease	3
sick and death rates	3
to all intents and	3
that we eat is	3
that antitoxin saves lives	3
board of health is	3
of the cells of	3
from the standpoint of	3
typhoid germs get into	3
they are to be	3
such a filthy and	3
it is doubtful if	3
was their duty to	3
there should have been	3
that the majority of	3
school reports and school	3
a great improvement in	3
the houses in the	3
how does it happen	3
to be able to	3
least once a day	3
it was to be	3
health of the metropolis	3
get rid of all	3
the security of the	3
would be difficult to	3
to those with whom	3
as well as by	3
every now and then	3
it was close upon	3
and the materials of	3
how consumption is cured	3
young persons and women	3
the most crowded parts	3
principles of public health	3
as the metropolis was	3
in connection with a	3
not to be a	3
due to lack of	3
that will kill the	3
the act for the	3
to the housing of	3
to the community at	3
in the first instance	3
condition of things which	3
it is found that	3
boys and girls should	3
and the causes of	3
what do you think	3
the habit of drinking	3
an immense number of	3
the subject of the	3
for houses let in	3
london was to be	3
connexion with a building	3
could it be expected	3
it is important to	3
the angle of the	3
it is not always	3
health for whitechapel in	3
it is only a	3
health for westminster wrote	3
in various parts of	3
right kind of food	3
half a million of	3
the minds of the	3
some of the evils	3
the practice of medicine	3
amounted to per cent	3
it is not only	3
blown about as dust	3
to the rest of	3
in the long run	3
dirt and disease germs	3
were responsible for the	3
and the cells of	3
of london there were	3
adequate provision for the	3
the discharges from a	3
for the study and	3
to the great community	3
the new river company	3
what should be the	3
the latter part of	3
the rest of their	3
cleansing of the streets	3
did not come within	3
of the houses let	3
of the bureau of	3
principal ways by which	3
health for poplar wrote	3
city in the world	3
ever existed in the	3
power in the body	3
in regard to the	3
in the majority of	3
great majority of the	3
of the ninety towns	3
spit on the sidewalk	3
the number of victims	3
pertaining to the public	3
the diminution of the	3
from which the water	3
the local authority or	3
consumption is not inherited	3
most of them are	3
as to the numbers	3
was that in the	3
to bring out the	3
by the census commissioners	3
parts of london were	3
the inhabitants of this	3
ashpit in connection with	3
certain it is that	3
district boards of works	3
tenements with six persons	3
a day or two	3
are emptied during the	3
work is carried out	3
the responsibility for the	3
or any part of	3
of the disease in	3
a matter of course	3
were allowed to be	3
deal of carbon dioxid	3
the community against individuals	3
it could not be	3
little cells in the	3
so far as we	3
for the time being	3
havoc among the people	3
was given power to	3
for the safety of	3
they have been putting	3
condition of the public	3
see boys and girls	3
of children suffering from	3
we get rid of	3
by the government and	3
in some cases the	3
have been given to	3
the houses which were	3
war of the community	3
have to be taken	3
under the pressure of	3
to be injurious to	3
to those who have	3
i addressed to the	3
school purposes residing in	3
heat and power in	3
the seeds of disease	3
the circumstances in which	3
and character of the	3
that the health and	3
elementary school purposes residing	3
law regarding instruction in	3
of the working class	3
as much as the	3
the floor of the	3
depreciation of horse flesh	3
manner in which this	3
it is very much	3
cubic feet of space	3
development of the child	3
houses on the register	3
to make sure that	3
dealing with matters affecting	3
families scheduled for elementary	3
an abundance of fresh	3
housing of the poor	3
the fault of the	3
the board was to	3
to contract the disease	3
ask your father to	3
the very foundation of	3
existing condition of the	3
as many persons of	3
as a menace to	3
be taken care of	3
that you will not	3
so that it can	3
it would be a	3
authorities to carry out	3
thrown upon the sanitary	3
we see boys and	3
we can learn how	3
of the building act	3
to the action of	3
germs in the world	3
drew from the medical	3
officers of health of	3
not that they were	3
to take the necessary	3
parents and teachers must	3
must be expected to	3
of a central authority	3
the width of the	3
upon the health of	3
the people living in	3
much to be desired	3
taken into the stomach	3
take care of the	3
so constructed as to	3
the heart to the	3
same length of time	3
but it can be	3
a very hot fire	3
be used in the	3
is the house refuse	3
far as regarded the	3
the satisfaction of the	3
transit company of new	3
the general health of	3
members of the vestry	3
are the cause of	3
of physical and moral	3
local authorities to carry	3
in existence at the	3
as was pointed out	3
a select committee in	3
in the strand district	3
for the study of	3
masses of the population	3
it must be remembered	3
great metropolis of london	3
one medical officer of	3
public health london act	3
the amalgamation of the	3
the condition of many	3
are found to be	3
national bureau of education	3
and supervision of the	3
months after they are	3
of the most frequent	3
for the whole of	3
given to the local	3
of the rest of	3
long as you live	3
to get out of	3
have come from the	3
directly elected by the	3
cases of scarlet fever	3
class instruction in sex	3
make sure that they	3
supervision of the sanitary	3
officers of health that	3
evolution of the great	3
the right to health	3
appointed to inquire into	3
bad effect on the	3
and power in the	3
in the form of	3
treatment of the sick	3
to know how to	3
infinitesimal compared with the	3
them out of a	3
of inhabited houses in	3
the international congress on	3
the same that makes	3
from some person or	3
to the increase of	3
not get into the	3
state of the public	3
the snow from the	3
a solution of the	3
in the neighbourhood of	3
the age of fourteen	3
and when they are	3
to the satisfaction of	3
whole number of scheduled	3
this does not mean	3
of sickness and death	3
proceedings before a magistrate	3
upon the ratepayers of	3
should be done by	3
in addition to this	3
of alcohol on the	3
the vestries and the	3
defects of school children	3
by the water companies	3
as well as with	3
as they should be	3
committee on metropolitan local	3
little cells of the	3
interests of the ratepayers	3
the metropolis management act	3
how disease germs get	3
evidence given before the	3
this condition of things	3
is called the great	3
so far as london	3
increase of the population	3
the local authority to	3
works had to be	3
passed an act which	3
if we do not	3
passed an act in	3
body is covered with	3
now for the first	3
of the habitations of	3
by the sale of	3
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some of the more	3
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upon them by parliament	3
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medical officer to the	3
of children at school	3
can be learned only	3
the duties of the	3
state of the thames	3
food and drink and	3
disease germs out of	3
the wall of the	3
of this great metropolis	3
of the child labor	3
rooms of the house	3
quite as important as	3
to be paid for	3
the sanitary conditions under	3
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of charities and corrections	3
school and at home	3
of the greatest value	3
a matter of time	3
of the working population	3
to some of the	3
the advantages of the	3
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the man who does	3
unfit for human consumption	3
the working and poorer	3
can we get rid	3
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health of the eye	3
government in existence at	3
number of children who	3
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portion of the ear	3
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the food supply of	3
such as is now	3
by the department of	3
the carrying out of	3
of school children will	3
by the home secretary	3
work in the gymnasium	3
sewerage and drainage works	3
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officer of health the	3
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the number of feet	3
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of the central parts	3
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any other communicable disease	3
health of the inmates	3
health for whitechapel drew	3
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physical welfare of the	3
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the water from the	3
to the local authorities	3
the stars and stripes	3
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factory and workshop act	3
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habits of health are	3
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for the registration of	3
the use of a	3
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overcrowding of human beings	3
of one sort or	3
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be removed by the	3
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the interborough rapid transit	3
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within ten feet to	3
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needs of school children	3
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level of the street	3
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to deal with it	3
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of the legislature to	3
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enough to kill the	3
departments of school hygiene	3
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germs of the disease	3
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the germs in it	3
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quarter of a century	3
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to secure the proper	3
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before going to bed	3
for elementary school purposes	3
public health of the	3
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many of the courts	3
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by the ratepayers of	3
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light upon the condition	3
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the overcrowding of human	3
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of vital statistics is	3
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they may have come	3
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large enough to cause	3
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economic forces at work	3
property to fall into	3
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persons of the working	3
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health of the community	3
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majority of the vestries	3
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the discovery of vaccination	3
condition of the property	3
than half a century	3
houses in the metropolis	3
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power to require the	3
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the case of the	3
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the germ of tuberculosis	3
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right to protection against	3
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be regarded as a	3
inspection of the district	3
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history of the sanitary	3
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bureau of animal industry	3
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the rest of london	3
the majority of children	3
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central authority which shall	3
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of public health is	3
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of the great city	3
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representative of the whole	3
the abatement of overcrowding	3
all intents and purposes	3
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the proceedings of the	3
by the borough councils	3
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local government of london	3
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tests and vital statistics	3
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cells of the nervous	3
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seeds of disease and	3
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working and poorer classes	3
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in the original text	3
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habits of the people	3
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the fact that it	3
milk is put into	3
another example near paddington	3
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relief of the poor	3
a fall of snow	3
passing of the sanitary	3
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of the human race	3
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of new york state	3
play and physical training	3
to go to work	3
welfare of the people	3
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many of the working	3
be within ten feet	3
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health and physical well	3
the metropolitan gas act	3
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local authorities of the	3
doing their work properly	3
the evidence given before	3
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school hygiene taught and	3
new york city were	3
members of more than	3
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school and health reports	3
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to enforce health laws	3
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president of the local	3
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the cause of public	3
the owners of insanitary	3
the disease has been	3
it must not be	3
surface of the streets	3
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few of the vestries	3
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give it to others	3
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of small house property	3
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index to community health	3
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needs of the community	3
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