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Title: Documentary journal of Indiana 1905
Year: 1906 (1900s)
Authors: Indiana. General Assembly
Subjects: Indiana--Politics and government--Sources
Publisher: Indianapolis : Wm. B. Burford, contractor for state printing and binding, 1906
Contributing Library: Indiana State Library, Indiana Memory Program
Digitizing Sponsor: Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act; Lyrasis Members and Sloan Foundation

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express my gTati-tude to the Board for their support and aid in the performance ofiny duties. Respectfully submitted, EMILY E. RHOADES, Superintendent. REPORT OF PHYSICIAN. To the Board of Managers of the Indiana Industrial School for Oirls and Womaois Prison: ^ Ladies—The following report is respectfully submitted for thehospitals of the institution for the fiscal year ending October,31,1905: INDIANA INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. The total number of cases treated in the hospital was two hun-dred and thirty-eight. The number of cases treated in the hospital for each month wasas follows: KTovember 25 May 21 December 23 June 14 January 22 July 12 February 20 A.ugust 14 March 18 September 20 April 30 October 19 The following diseases were treated in the hospital from Oc-tober 31, 1904, to October 31, 1905: Disease. Cases Treated. Pneumonia 4 Bronchitis 3 Pleurisy 8 Hemoptysis 2 Tuberculosis 7 Typhoid fever , 3 Malaria 3 Tonsilitis 35 Rheumatism 12 Dysmenorrhea 6 Acute indigestion 2 (16)
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1 Disease. Cases Treated. Albiimiimria 3 Influenza 14 Biliousness 7 Specific diseases 48 Scrofula 3 Erysipelas . . 2 N^asal catarrh 4 Neuralgia of face 2 Acute otitis media 2 Chronic otitis media 2 Burns (first degree) 5 Bruises (from fall) 1 Fecal impaction 6 Alopecia .areata 1 Pediculi corporis 1 Pediculi capitis 22 Pediculi pubis 1 Scabes 6 Sore arms from vaccination 2 Sprained ankle 1 Endocarditis 2 Tumor of eyelid . 1 Inanition 7. . . 1 Abscess of face ^ 1 Hemorrhoids 1 Abdominal tumor 1 Acute colds, etc. ^ 13 Sixteen girls were successfully vaccinated. Of the sixty-ninegirls admitted during the year, twenty-two were in bad conditionof health, and one was suffering from inanition. One girl, out onticket-of-leave, was returned, suffering from typhoid fever. Sherecovered after being seriously ill for three weeks. Two cases oftyphoid fever developed in the institution. One was critically illseveral weeks. Both girls recovered. One girl was taken se-riously ill on October 13th, and a

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