Excerpt from Fifteenth Report of the State Board of Health of the State of Maine: For the Four Years Ending December 31, 1909; 1906-1909

And this suggests a greater degree of liberality on the part of the government in its treatment of the publications of state boards of health. It would be but a slight concession to the cause for which state boards of health work if they were per mitted to depart somewhat from the rule of strict periodicity in the issuance of their bulletins when the exigencies of their work require such latitude. It could not, as viewed by the ordinary health Officer or citizen, make any difference what ever with the financial condition Of the postal department if such latitude were permitted. Still better would it be if the government would confer upon state boards of health the full franking privilege for the bulletins, circulars and leaflets issued by them - publications which should go into the hands of all the people and which mean SO much to their welfare and to that of the nation - and well could the general government afford to do this, postal deficit or no deficit.

Circulars of the Board - From the beginning of its work the board has sought to carry its information and its helpfulness directly to the people by issuing and distributing circular-s in as large editions as it could afford, some for the special help of local boards, but most of them for the diffusion of useful in formation among the people. Aside from the blanks and other papers for the use of local boards, the following is a list of the principal circulars which are now kept in stock bv the board for use when and where they are needed.

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