Transactions of the Annual Meeting - American Child Health Association, Tema 1J. J. Little & Ives., 1924 |
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Página 393 - Board are to visit, inspect and maintain a general supervision of all institutions, societies or associations which are of a charitable, eleemosynary, correctional or reformatory character, whether State or municipal, incorporated or not Incorporated, made subject to Its supervision by the Constitution and statute*.
Página 393 - Aid in securing the just, humane and economic administration of all institutions subject to its supervision.
Página 180 - ... principles of art, how beautiful, consistent, and intellectually satisfying is the result! The desirability of obtaining such a thorough, general, and artistic plan of improvement for every community is evident. The chance to plan a city on paper before it is built comes but rarely nowadays, and the best we can do is to see to it that the cities grow artistically, that their extensions at least are beautiful, and that every change in the city itself shall bring it one step nearer to the ideal....
Página 393 - Administer the laws providing for the care, support and removal of state and alien poor and the support of Indian poor persons.
Página 369 - Association is formed for the benefit and assistance of those otherwise unable to secure skilled attendance in time of illness ; to promote cleanliness, and to teach proper care of the sick, and to establish and maintain one or more hospitals for the sick, or a home or homes for the accommodation of nurses.
Página 393 - Aid in securing the establishment and maintenance of such industrial, educational and moral training in institutions having the care of children as is best suited to the needs of the inmates.
Página 249 - substance' of the body and of its carriage and bearing; of the firmness of the tissues; of the presence of subcutaneous fat; of the condition and process of the development of the muscular system; of the condition of the skin and the redness of the mucous membranes ; of the nervous and muscular system as expressed in listlessness or alertness, in apathy or keenness ; of the condition of the various systems of the body, and, speaking generally, of the relative balance and co-ordination of the functions...
Página 393 - Collect statistical information in respect to the property, receipts and expenditures of all institutions, societies and associations subject to its supervision, and the number and condition of the inmates thereof, and of the poor receiving public relief.
Página 72 - The infan> learns to see, to hear, handle, walk, comprehend, and talk. He acquires an uncountable number of habits fundamental to the complex art of living. Never again will his mind, his character, his spirit advance as rapidly as in this formative pre-school period of growth. Never again will we have an equal chance to lay the foundations of mental health. From the standpoint of mental hygiene the pre-school period, therefore, appears to have no less significance than it has for physical vigor...
Página 393 - Aid in securing the best sanitary condition of the buildings and grounds of all such institutions, and advise measures for the protection and preservation ot the health of the inmates.