Mortality from respiratory diseases in dusty trades (inorganic dusts) / by Frederick L. Hoffman.

  • Hoffman, Frederick L. (Frederick Ludwig), 1865-1946.
Date:
[1918]
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Credit: Mortality from respiratory diseases in dusty trades (inorganic dusts) / by Frederick L. Hoffman. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Page. Plaster of Paris, Bianufacture of, methods of_ 224, 225 Plasterers__221-227 English mortality data_ 222, 223 Health conditions, recent American investigations as to_ ’ 224 Health of, early observations on_ 221, 222 Mortality- 225-227 Plaster of Paris mannfactnre, methods of_ 224, 225 Prudential Insurance Co.’s mortality experience_ 226 Pneumatic tools : Granite cutting, Aberdeen and Edinburgh district___ 202 Marble cutting, United States_ 210 Phthisis and, among stoneciitters, Aberdeen_195-197 Use of, descriptive account of occupational conditions_ 183 Pneumoconiosis and tuberculosis_ 344, 348, 349 Polishers. (See also Diamond cutters.) Polishers, metal ware__92-98 Buffers, finishers, and polishers, mortality of___96, 07 Dust hazards, in buffing_ 96 Medico-actuarial mortality experience_ 97 Metal Polishers’ Union, sickness experience of_93, 94 Mortality of, industrial insurance experience_!_97, 98 Polishing processes in relation to dust_92, 93 Polishing processes in various industries_94, 95 Prudential Insurance Co.’s mortality experience_ 98 Ventilation and sanitary conditions_95, 96 (See also Buffers.) (See Cement workers.) Portland cement. (See Cement workers.) Potters___ 247-271 American pottery industry, descriptive account of_ 254 British investigations as to excessive mortality_ 253 British occupational mortality statistics_ 251-253 British sanitary regulations_ 267—271 China scourers, mortality of, from respiratory diseases (and phthisis). Great Britain_259 Dust problem, pathology and symptomology_ 256 Dust, suppression of, British regulations_ 268—271 Flint dust, injuriousness of_ 258-260 Flint-dust making, injuriousness of_ 261 Health-injurious conditions_ 250, 251, 260 Jiggermen, jollymen, and pressers_ 262, 263 Lead poisoning and pulmonary diseases_ 263, 264- Lead poisoning and pulmonary diseases, liability to_ 249, 250 Medico-actuarial mortality experience_ 266 Mold and sagger making_ 261, 262 Mortality_ 264-267 Occupational mortality statistics, comparative_ 257 Ohio, pottery industry in, sanitary aspects of_ 261 Potters’ asthma_ 256, 257 Processes, description of, according to dust exposure_1_ 255, 256 Processes, specifically' injurious_ 250,251 Prudential Insurance Co.’s mortalit;^ experience_ 267 Respirators, use of, British regulations_ 270 Sanitary aspects__ 248, 249 Sanitary improvements, results of. Great Britain_ 257, 258 Sanitary regulations, British_ 267-271 Scouring process, injuriousness of_ 258 Silica dust, effects of_ 249 Ventilation, British regulations as to_ 270, 271 Printing trades_ 122-146 Compositors, mortality and disease liability of, special consideration of_143, 144 Compositors, vital statistics of, in specified localities_ 128 Dust hazards_ 124, 137, 138 Dust hazards, Ohio_129, 130 English and American mortality statistics__125, 126 English mortality statistics_134—136 Germany, sanitary control of_ 129 Government printing and engraving, sanitary conditions in_132, 133 International Typographical Union, mortality experience of_126—128 Linotype and monotype operation_123, 124 Medico-actuarial mortality experience_142, 143, 145 Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.’s mortality experience_139, 140 New York State Factory Investigating Commission, facts disclosed by-136, 137 Occupational diseases_130, 131 Occupational hazards- 124 Occupational hazards, special_137, 138 Physique of printers, average weight and height_133, 134 Pressmen, mortality and disease liability of, special consideration of-144—146 Printers, average weight and height of_133, 134 I’rinterSj mortality of_138-143 Prudential Insurance Co.’s mortality experience-141, 146 Pulmonary tuberculosis, excessive frequency of_128, 129 Pulmonary tuberculosis, excessive frequency of, causes of-131, 132 Sanitary and medical considerations_124, 125 Processes in manufacture, descriptive account of : Artificial flowers_159, 160 Brickmaking- 242 Brick, tile, and terra-cotta making- 243-245 Cement making_____ 228, 229, 231, 232