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Title: The Survey October 1917-March 1918
Year: 1918 (1910s)
Authors: Survey Associates Charity Organization Society of the City of New York
Subjects: Charities Social problems
Publisher: (East Stroudsburg, Pa., Survey Associates)
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: Algoma University, Trent University, Lakehead University, Laurentian University, Nipissing University, Ryerson University and University of Toronto Libraries

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oners of a permittedviolation of the rules of the institution. Under all of the circumstances, the boardbelieves that these prisoners are not in aposition to ask for any privilege and thatnone should be granted so long, certainly,as their conduct as above stated continues. GRAPPLING WITH VENEREALDISEASE A COMPREHENSIVE programfor the care and control of vene-real disease has been launched in the BayState. The State Department of Healthhas just required that syphilis and•gonorrhea be reported, as are other con-tagious diseases, with the important ex-ception that the reports are to be ren-dered to the State Department of Healthinstead of to the local health boards, andthat only the age, sex, marital condition,stage of disease and occupation of pa-tient are required—not the name and ad-dress. But when a patient in an infec-tious stage of either disease fails to re-main under medical treatment for a pe-riod of six weeks, the doctor or institu-tion previously reporting the patient must
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The Miracle of the Marne The battle of the Marnehalted the rush of the Ger-mans towards Paris. Itaroused the French tosuperhuman bravery. Theyfought as if led by the spiritof the Maid of Orleansherself. The Marne was a dem-onstration of the power ofpatriotism with its backagainst the wall. The samesacrifice of self, the samelove of country and unityof purpose that inspired theFrench people must inspireus, and we must win the war. We are sending our bestmanhood to fight for us.They must be armed, fedand clothed, cared forthrough sickness andwounds. This is the workof every individual as wellas the Government. It is the proud duty ofthe Bell System to coordi-nate its purpose and equip-ment to the other factorsin our national industrialfabric, so that the manu-facture and movement ofsupplies to our boys abroadbe given right of way.

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