Milk and its relation to the public health . ( per cent) lived in houses taking milkfrom dealer B., 12 were known to have used this milk at a cafe sup-plied by him, 2 obtained it at a bake shop selling the same milk, and2 obtained it in other ways, making 368 cases so traced or percent. (See diagram I.) Eight cases were supplied directly by aproducer, E. B. L., who produced the bulk of the milk peddled by makes 376, or per cent, connected with this milk the other cases 4 were supplied by one dealer, 5 were supplied by 5different dealers, and 1 could not be connec
Milk and its relation to the public health . ( per cent) lived in houses taking milkfrom dealer B., 12 were known to have used this milk at a cafe sup-plied by him, 2 obtained it at a bake shop selling the same milk, and2 obtained it in other ways, making 368 cases so traced or percent. (See diagram I.) Eight cases were supplied directly by aproducer, E. B. L., who produced the bulk of the milk peddled by makes 376, or per cent, connected with this milk the other cases 4 were supplied by one dealer, 5 were supplied by 5different dealers, and 1 could not be connected with any milk was estimated that 3,000 quarts of milk were peddled daily inStamford, of which B. supplied about 275 quarts. He thereforesupplied about one-eleventh of the milk and had per cent of a Smith (Herbert E.), Connecticut State Board of Health Report, 1895, , CHART IN TEN-YEAR PERIODS THE AGES OF CASES DURING THE STAMFORD OUTBREAK. AGES Under 10 Years I 20 to 30 30 to ^o 40T0 50 over 50. J. NOTE THE UNUSUAL NUMBER OF CASES UNDER 10 YEARS OF AGE AS COMPARED WITHTHOSE BETWEEN 20 AND 30 YEARS, THE PERIOD USUALLY MOST SUSCEPTIBLE TOTYPHOID. CHART IN FIVE-YEAR PERIODS THE AGES OF CASES DURING STAMFORD OUTBREAK. UND6R AGES OVER 5Yt/\ps StolO 10-15 25-30 30-35 35-40 40-45 45-50 50milkitsrelationt00unit
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