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Contents
HI IDLENESS AND FAMILY SUPPORT | 22 |
SICKNESS IN MULBERRY | 33 |
IDLENESS AND THE PRESCHOOL CHILD | 59 |
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1930 and April 1932 and November age and sex age-groups bed at home canvass Child 16 childbirth children under six Circulatory system classified colds depression depression period distributed by age duration earners Some full-time employment status endemic and infectious enforced idleness enumerated family support gainful workers Hagerstown heads of households households in arrears Households of self-employed Households of wage ilies illness included increase living in households Male Female Malnutrition Margaret H maternity conditions morbidity Mulberry district Mulberry Health Center Mulberry's population Nervous system ness nomic nurses organs of special patients in bed persons sick ployment Pregnancy prevalence of sickness proportion puerperal Push-cart venders relatively Relief wages reported sickness respiratory diseases Respiratory system Severity of Sickness shown in Chart sickness in relation sickness reported special sense system and organs Table thousand tion Total population Tuberculosis urinary system usually gainfully employed Venereal disease Whooping cough women young children
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| Title | Idleness and the health of a neighborhood |
| Authors | Gwendolyn Hughes Berry, New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor |
| Publisher | New York association for improving the condition of the poor, 1933 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | Oct 18, 2007 |
| Length | 93 pages |
| Subjects | › Health surveys Medical / Public Health New York (City) New York (N.Y.) Public health Unemployed |
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