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1. Vacunacion obligatoria: discurso pronunciado en la Camara de Diputados (session del 6 de julio de 1883)

Author(s):: Murillo, Adolfo, 1838-1899, author
Publication:: Santiago de Chile : Imprenta de "La República" de J. Nuñez, setiembre de 1883
Subject(s):: Smallpox -- prevention & control
Mass Vaccination
Chile

2. The New Orleans Auxiliary Sanitary Association publishes for the benefit of the public the following information as to small-pox and vaccination, written at the request of the Association

Author(s):: Chaillé, Stanford E. (Stanford Emerson), 1830-1911, author
Publication:: New Orleans : W.B. Stansbury & Co., 1883
Subject(s):: Smallpox -- prevention & control
Mass Vaccination
Consumer Health Information

3. Small-pox: the new quarantine system

Author(s):: Parker, Leroy, 1844-1926, author
Baker, Henry B. (Henry Brooks), 1837-1920, author
Lyster, Henry F. (Henry Francis Le Hunte), 1837-1894, author
Publication:: [Lansing, Mich.?] : [publisher not identified], [1882?]
Subject(s):: Smallpox -- prevention & control
Emigrants and Immigrants
Mass Vaccination
Financial Support
Michigan

4. My dear Sir, Accompanying this I send you a copy of the Fifth Annual Report of the State Board of Health

Author(s):: Illinois State Board of Health, author.
Publication:: [Springfield?] : [publisher not identified], [1884?]
Subject(s):: Smallpox -- prevention & control
Mass Vaccination
Child
Illinois

5. Official circular concerning the vaccination of school-children

Author(s):: Illinois State Board of Health, author.
Publication:: [Springfield?] : [publisher not identified], [1882?]
Subject(s):: Smallpox -- prevention & control
Mass Vaccination
Child
Illinois

6. To all to whom these presents may come--greeting: whereas, it having come to the knowledge of this Board that many of those in attendance at state educational institutions, as also the inmates of charitable, reformatory and penal establishments, are not protected against small-pox by recent vaccination (or otherwise)

Author(s):: Illinois State Board of Health, author.
Publication:: [Springfield?] : [publisher not identified], [1882?]
Subject(s):: Smallpox -- prevention & control
Mass Vaccination
Mandatory Programs
Universities
Prisons
Illinois