Pure milk : a lecture delivered in the lecture room of the exhibition, July 30th, 1884 / by G. W. Wigner.

  • Wigner, George William.
Date:
1884
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Credit: Pure milk : a lecture delivered in the lecture room of the exhibition, July 30th, 1884 / by G. W. Wigner. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by Royal College of Physicians, London. The original may be consulted at Royal College of Physicians, London.

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    Held in connection with the International Health Exhibition. S<! “ afr°^ °PP°rtumty of Escape from Fire; and another on an'economical mode* fireproof Construction, adapted in several instances in Public and Private Buildings “ Sanitanr 3 Aspect of Internal Fittings and Decoration The Hygienic value of Colour c'-m...'7 : ^^tage. Management, and Distribution of Water for Domestic Purposes.” SOCIAL SCIENCE a Conor a mTonT cv „■ , . — H . 1 Collection, ■ ASSOCIATION •—Sir Richard Temple, Bart G C S I C 1 E President; J. L. Clifford-Smith, Secretary. I, Adam Street, Adclphi, W.C. Contents• Wh£t u condmons are essential for a Healthy Dwelling, wheiher in an urban or in a rural locality, and how c far is it desirable that they should be rendered compulsory by legislation I*’— What, if any, restric- in°wlnvhb lnterc*tSj°f health should be enforced in connection with the employment of girls and wooes “ha* f,nTd .fr T* »* “ desirable that notification of Infectious Disease should “ AArtier i1le5 the duties of Medical Officers of Health?” CHAMBER OF AGRIOtrLTURE.—Henry Chaplin, M.P., President; Major ^ Tk®?* “ry‘ Arundel Street Strand, W.C. Contents:- The Sources of our Meat - Supply — 1 he Causes which have Checked the Development of our Home Production of Meat - Home-grown Meat Supply and the Increased Production of Home-grown Meat”-“The Means of ^uEply of Meat to largely-populated Centres.” 1N?Tr'TUTEu 9? CHEMISTRY.-Professor William Odling, M.A., F.R.S., President; Charles a A 0V,eS’. „ ■ 7 Secretary. Somerset House Terrace, W.C. Contents:— Food Adulteration and Analysis, with Appendix. BRITISH BEE-KEEPER’S ASSOCIATION.—The Baroness Burdett-Coutts, President;?' JV: HL R- Pce|. M.A., Secretary. Royal Horticultural Gardens, S.W. Contents:—'“ Foul Brood I and its Prevention —“ Adulteration of Honey.” OFFICERS OF HEALTH. 1 Chairman o( the Conference HANTTA.RY INSTITUTE OF &REAT BRITAIN. | Joint Committee; T. Orme PABKES MUSEUM OF HYGIENE. J Dudfield, M.D. Contents: Domestic Sanitary Arrangements of the Metropolitan Poor—The Improvement of the : banitary Arrangements of Metropolitan Houses—Domestic Sanitation in Rural Districts—Sanitary f Houses for the Working Classes in Urban Districts—Industrial Diseases—Spread of Infectious Diseases —(a) 1 hrough the Agency of Milk—(£) Through other agencies—Notification of Infectious Diseases— - (<j) Its Importance and its Difficulties—[6) rlhe Right and the Duty of the State to enforce it— Disposal of the Dead—Cremation. JOHN’S AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION.—St. John’s Gate, Clerkenwell.—Sir Edmund 1 A. H. Lechmere, M.P., Chairman, iContents :—On the Carriage and Removal of the Sick and I .A ... ..a/4 / V n . U .A A »a La . . 1 .. / \ .. _ A . r . I X f 1* t * a. .. . Injured—On the Ambulance Organisation of the Metropolis during Epidemics. SOCIETY OF ARTS.—John Street, Adelphi.-Sir Frederick Abel, C.B., F.R.S., Chairman?! H. 1 rueman Wood, M.A., Secretary. Contents:—Water Supply and Distribution. Sources OF Supply.—“ On the Area of Chalk as a Source of Water Supply ’—“ Water Supply in its influence on the Distribution of the Population”—t- On a possible Increase of Underground Water Supply”— ; Softening Sewage Contamin ition by the Use of the Microscope, and the Purifying Action of Minute Animals and Plants ’—“ I he Chemistry of Potable Water”—“ On the Purification of Water on a large Scale,” Methods of Distribution; Modes of Giving Pressure; House Fittings; Discovery and Prevention of Waste, &c„ &c—“ Water Distribution and Dual Supply Modes of Di»- - tribution, with some remarks on Dual Supply”—“Water Supply for Fire Extinction”— ‘Mode of Distribution of Water.” MEDICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON AND NATIONAL HEALTH SOCIETY.- Sir Joseph Fayrer, M.D., F.R.S., Chairman : A. Pearce Gould, Secretary. Address: n, Chandos Street, Cavendish Square, W. Contents :—Dietaries—Duties of School Managers in relation to Epi- demics—Preventive Treatment of Epidemics in Publicand High Schools—Grammar and High Schools i* their construction and arrangement—School Dormitories—Elfects of Posture in Schools—Gymnastics in Schools—Gymnastics Feriencolunien—The Health and Physical Development of Idiots as compared J with mentally sound children. ROYAL METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY.-R. H. Scott, President; William Marriott, Assistant Secretary. Address: 30, Great George Street, S.W. Contents:—Some relations of Meteo- rological Phenomena to Health—English Climatological Stations—Cumulative Temperatures, Ac-, »s shown on the Diagrams exhibited by the Meteorological Office in the International Health Exhibition —Some occasional Winds and their Influence on Health—The Equinoctial Gales—Do they occur in the British Isles? ASSOCIATION FOR THE ORAL INSTRUCTION OF THE DEAF AND j| DUMB.—The Earl Granville, K.G., President; A. H. Moses, Esq., Hon. Secretary. Address: 11, Fitzroy Square, W. Contents.—On the Oral Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb.—On the Education of Incurably Deaf Children. SOCIETY OF TELEGRAPH ENGINEERS AND ELECTRICIANS. - ELECTRIC LIGHTING—MUNICIPAL AND DOMESTIC.-Profc sor W. Grylls Adams, F.R.S., Prescient; F. H. v\ ebb, Secretary. Address: 4, The Sanctuary, Westminster, S.W* j Contents : Electric Lighting in relation to Health—Physiological bearing of Electricity in relation to Health. EPIDEMIOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON.—N. Chevcrs, M.D., C.I.E., President. Address: University College, Gower Street, W.C. Contents:—Health in India—Change of type® Epidemic Disease—Leprosy in India, and the best means of preventing its increase. LONDON : WILLIAM CLOWES & SONS, Limitkd, INTERNATIONAL HEALTH EXHIBITION, & 13, CHARING CROSS.