The Health bulletin [serial] - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

28 The Health Bulletin January, 1921
Potential Results in Muniripal
Sanitiition Measures
The admiiiistratiou of this statute
has been so conducted as to stimulate
and aid in the accomplishment of many
othci" important health measures. The
situation is similar to a large manufacturing
jilant which finds the value of
its by-products equal to if not actually
in excess of the value of the primary
product.
enforcement of privy regulations has
been our sole promotion measure. In
the beginning, a contract agreeing to
postpone enforcement, for one year was
signed with all towns in which there
was any actual interest in these improvements.
These contracts were renewed
where definite measures to this
end were in progress. 13,209 other open
surface privies have been eliminated by
these sewerage systems.
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