Series #1 Kansas State Board of Health

Subseries #1 How to Keep Healthy, 1912-1913

First Paper, N.D.
June 16, 1912
June 23, 1912
June 30, 1912
July 06, 1912
July 13, 1912
July 20, 1912
July 28, 1912
Aug. 04, 1912
Aug. 18, 1912
Aug. 25, 1912
Sept. 01, 1912
Sept. 08, 1912
Sept. 15, 1912
Sept. 22, 1912
Sept. 29, 1912
Oct. 06, 1912
Oct. 13, 1912
Oct. 20, 1912 Scarlet Fever
Oct. 27, 1912
Nov. 03, 1912
Nov. 17, 1912
Nov. 24, 1912
Dec. 01, 1912
Dec. 08, 1912
Dec. 15, 1912
Dec. 22, 1912 Tuberculosis
Dec. 29, 1912
Jan. 05, 1913
Jan. 12, 1913
Jan. 19, 1913
Jan. 26, 1913
Feb. 02, 1913
Feb. 09, 1913 Whooping Cough
Feb. 16, 1913
Feb. 23, 1913
N.D.
N.D.
N.D.
N.D.
Newsclippings

Subseries #2 Public Health Issues With Newsclippings

The Conservation of Health and Human Life
Diptheria
Don't Spit on the Sidewalk Health Bricks
Epidemic Anterior Poliomyelitis
Exercise
First Lecture on Preventive Medicine
Food Economy
The Full-Time Health Organization
The Historical Background of Public Health in Kansas
Hygiene and Sanitation--General Considerations
Infant Mortality
Life Expectancy in Kansas
Measles Milk The New Public Health
Notes on Health Beginnings in Kansas
Oral Hygiene
Principles of Nutrition
Public Health and Public Hysteria
Public Health Notes
Public Health Nursing
Publicity Methods and Board of Health Work
Public Support in Public Health
Rules of the Health Game
Sanitation
Scarlet Fever
Schools
Short Weights and Measures
Sleep Smallpox
A Study of the Causes of Delinquency of Women Quarantined For Disease at the State Industrial Farm For Women
Tuberculosis
Typhoid Fever
What's The Use?

Subseries #3 Radio Health Talks (WJAQ) 1922-1923

Oct. 12, 1922 No. 1
Oct. 19, 1922 Diptheria
Oct. 26, 1922 Foods
Nov. 02, 1922 Water in Relation to Health
Nov. 09, 1922 Air and How to Use It
Nov. 16, 1922 Cancer
Nov. 23, 1922 Play in Its Relation to Health
Dec. 21, 1922 Physical Fitness
Dec. 28, 1922 Resolutions
Jan. 04, 1923 Germs
Jan. 11, 1923 Pneumonia
Jan. 18, 1923 Maternity and Infant Hygiene
Jan. 25, 1923 Scarlet Fever
Feb. 01, 1923 Sleep
Feb. 08, 1923 Influenza-- 'The Flu'

Subseries #4 Public Health Courses

Lecture I--Introduction
Lecture II--Public Health Law
Lecture III--The Content of State and Local Health Laws
Lecture IV--Federal Health Activity, Continued
Lecture V--State Health Organization
Lecture VI--State Health Organization
Lecture VII--Organization, Duties and Functions of Local Boards of Health
Chart: Organization of Kansas State Board of Health
Outline of County Health Unit Activities--Dr. Montgomery

Lecture I
Lecture II
Lecture III
Lecture IV--Technique
Lecture V--Interpretation of Results
Lecture VI--Immunology

Lecture I--Child Hygiene
Lecture II--Maternal and Infant Hygiene
Lecture III--Medical Examination and Inspection of the Child
Bibliography

Lecture I
Two blank forms
Illinois Health News

Lecture I--Introduction
Lecture II--Duties
Lecture III--Outline for a Program for Public Health Nursing

Lecture I--Introduction
Birth and Death Certificates
Physician's Pocket Reference
Lecture II--Tabulation of Raw Data
Lecture III--Population
Lecture IV--Rates
Lecture V--Rates, Continued
Lecture VI--Vital Statistics
Vital Statistics Law (pamphlet)

Lecture I--Introduction
Lecture II--Sources of Infection
Lecture III
Lecture IV
Lecture V--An Epidemic of Typhoid Fever in City of Oskaloosa, Iowa, 1912
Lecture VI--Control of Communicable Diseases

Lecture I--Introduction
Lecture II--Program for Control of Venereal Diseases
Lecture III--Program for Control of Venereal Diseases (Cont.)

Lecture I
Lecture II

Lecture I--Introduction
Lecture II--Sanitary Inspection-Foods
Lecture III--Sanitary Inspection-Foods, Cont.
Milk Survey of Twenty Kansas Cities (pamphlet)
Conclusion

Subseries #5 Graded Lessons In Physiology And Hygiene by William O. Krohn and S.J. Crumbine, 1912

Series #2 American Child Health Association

Subseries #1 "Good Morning": 1924-1932

Vol. I Nos. 001-100, July 1924-Nov. 1924
Vol. II Nos. 101-200, Nov. 1924-Mar. 1925
Vol. III Nos. 201-299, Apr. 1925-Sept. 1925
Nos. 340-341, Dec. 1925
Vol. V Nos. 401-500, May 1926-Feb. 1927
Vol. VII Nos. 601-700, Jan. 1929-Apr. 1929
Vol. VIII Nos. 701-800, Apr. 1929-Oct. 1930
Vol. IX Nos. 801-872, Oct. 1930-July 1932

Subseries #2 Cheerio Program: Vol. I, 1928, 1931

Mar. 23, 1928 No title
1931 Index
Jan. 08, 1931 No title
Jan. 15, 1931 Babies Inside
Jan. 22, 1931 Roadsters--Runabouts
Jan. 29, 1931 No title
Feb. 05, 1931 No title
Feb. 12, 1931 Lincoln's Birthday and Boy Scouts 1931 Food For Babies
May 01, 1931 May Day Radio Talk
May 07, 1931 Porto [sic] Rico
May 14, 1931 The School Child
May 21, 1931 The Children Who Follow the Crops
May 28, 1931 Memorial Day--The Youth Movement
June 04, 1931 Sunburn--The Baby
June 11, 1931 The Preschool Child in Vacation Time
June 25, 1931 The Summer Round-Up
July 02, 1931 Safety, July 4th
July 16, 1931 Food and Drink in Hot Weather
July 09, 1931 Good Gangs and Bad
Aug. 06, 1931 Minor Summer Ills
Aug. 13, 1931 Vacation Typhoid
Aug. 20, 1931 Before School Opens--Hearing
Aug. 27, 1931 Getting Ready for School
Sept. 10, 1931 The School Child--Starting School
Sept. 17, 1931 The School Child--Let Parents and Teachers Work Together
Sept. 24, 1931 The Adolescent Boy
Oct. 01, 1931 The Adolescent Girl
Oct. 08, 1931 Answers to Correspondents
Oct. 15, 1931 Learning to Talk
Oct. 22, 1931 Vocational Guidance
Nov. 05, 1931 The Cultural Life of the Child
Dec. 03, 1931 Thanksgiving--Winter Sports
Dec. 10, 1931 Emergency Nutrition
Dec. 10, 1931 The Gifted Child
Dec. 17, 1931 Preparing for Baby
Dec. 24, 1931 The New Baby

Subseries #3 Cheerio Program Vol. 2, 1932

1932 Index Jan. 14, 1932 The New Baby--Mental Health
Jan. 21, 1932 The Toddler
Jan. 28, 1932 Child's Health in Winter
Feb. 04, 1932 Toys and Indoor Play
Feb. 11, 1932 Books and Story Tellings
Feb. 18, 1932 Answers to Correspondents
Feb. 25, 1932 The Preschool Child, Kindergarten
Mar. 03, 1932 The Preschool Child, Diet and Sleep
Mar. 10, 1932 The Preschool Child, Habits of Sleep
Mar. 17, 1932 Answers to Correspondents
Mar. 24, 1932 Emotional Life of the Young Child
Mar. 31, 1932 Discipline
Apr. 07, 1932 Social Relationships
Apr. 21, 1932 The Child At Work
May 05, 1932 Air and Sunshine
May 19, 1932 Study of Nature--Flowers, birds, etc.
May 26, 1932 Nature (continued)
July 07, 1932 Water, Inside and Outside, Swimming, etc.
July 14, 1932 Vacations
Oct. 13, 1932 Answers to Correspondents
Oct. 20, 1932 Care of the Skin
Oct. 27, 1932 Sneezes, Sniffles and Colds
Nov. 03, 1932 Mental Hygiene in Home
Nov. 10, 1932 Child Psychology in the School
Nov. 17, 1932 The Story of Emma
Dec. 01, 1932 Answers to Correspondents
Dec. 08, 1932 The Adolescent Girl
Dec. 15, 1932 The Adolescent Boy
Dec. 22, 1932 The New Baby
Dec. 29, 1932 Answers to Correspondents
Mar. 10, 1932 Child Health

Subseries #4 Cheerio Program: Vol. III, 1933, 1934

1933 Index
Jan. 05, 1933 Weathering The Winter With the Baby
Jan. 12, 1933 The Child at Home in Winter
Jan. 19, 1933 The Happy Child
Jan. 26, 1933 The Child At Work (National Child Labor Day)
Feb. 02, 1933 Answers to Correspondents
Feb. 09, 1933 Parent Child Relationships
Feb. 16, 1933 Adopting A Child
Feb. 23, 1933 Care of the Teeth
Mar. 02, 1933 Speech Defects
Mar. 09, 1933 Answers to Correspondents
Sept. 17, 1933 No title
N.D. Notes for Cheerio Talk on Milk

Subseries #5 Radio Talks: 1931, 1932

1931, 1932 Cover and Index
1932 Besides the Home and the School--What?
1932 Equal Rights for the Rural Child
1931 The Child At Work
1931 Getting Down to Essentials
1931 The Problem of the Child
1931 The Handicapped Child
1931 Safe and Sound
1931 The Child as the Future Parent
1931 Every Child Has His Own Gift
1931 Community Helps and Hindrances to the Home
1931 Schools Fit for Children
1931 Making a Home
1931 Health, Strength, Joy
1931 Pulling together to Keep the Child Well
1931 A Safe Start for the Child
1931 No Place Like Home
1931 Safeguarding Personality
1931 Standing Up to Life
Jan., 1932 Milk--The Backbone of the Child's Diet
Feb., 1932 The Child At Work
Mar., 1932 Equal Rights for the Rural Child
Apr., 1932 May Day Radio Announcements
Apr., 1932 May Day Announcements for Radio Stations, Sheet No. 2
June, 1932 The Home and the Child
Aug., 1932 Learning to Eat
Aug., 1932 Meeting Adventure
Aug., 1932 Keeping the Child Well
Oct., 1932 Learning to Work
Nov., 1932 Out-of-the-Ordinary Children

Subseries #6 "Radio Talks": 1933-1935

1933-1935 Cover and Index 1933 Straight as an Indian
1933 First Days in School
1933 May Day--Child Health Day in the Schools
1933 May Day--Child Health Day (radio announcement)
1933 Learning to Live Together
1933 Leaders of Tomorrow
1933 Is Home A Safe Place?
1933 Milk-Borne Epidemics, 1932 (release)
1933 Learning to Sleep
1933 Ride Your Hobby
1933 Feeding Our Teeth
1933 Choosing Christmas Toys
1934 Getting Well
1934 Eyes Right
1934 Young Citizens
1934 Conquering Contagious Disease
1934 Modern Health Education
1934 Gambling with Health
1934 Watch Your Step
1934 May Day--Child Health Day (radio announcement)
1934 Why Boys Play Truant
1934 A Vacation at Home
1934 Milk-Borne Epidemics, 1933 (release)
1934 Man Versus the Mosquito
1934 An Unnoted Calamity
1934 Keep Good Food Good
1934 A Vacation in the Country
1934, Aug. 1 Rewards and Punishments
1934, Aug. 15 Ready for School
1934, Sept. 1 After the Vacation
1934, Sept. Making the World Safer For Babies
1934 Statistical Report of Infant Mortality, 1933 (4 releases)
1934, Oct. 1 The Baby--I
1934, Oct. 15 The Baby--II
1934, Nov. 1 The Baby--III
1934, Nov. 15 Light at Night
1934, Dec. 1 Happy Christmas
1934, Dec. 15 Little Red
1935, Jan. 1 The Child at Play
1935, Jan. 15 Small Irritations
1935, Feb. 1 Escaping Measles
1935, Feb. 15 Eating for the Future
1935 Immunize Now!
1935, Mar. 1 Parents--1935 Model
1935, Mar. 15 That Spring Cold
1935, Apr. 1 April Fools of Health
1935 May Day--Child Health Day (radio announcement)
1935, Apr. 15 May Day--Child Health Day
1935, May 1 Opening Children's Eyes
1935, May 15 Getting Back to Normal
1935, June 1 That Summer Pest
1935, June 15 Summer Safety

Subseries #7 Miscellaneous Radio Talks and Radio Plays, 1925-1946

May 01, 1925 America's Greatest Asset--Her Children
May Day Radio Program--1929 and Press Release
May 01, 1934 Uncle Sam's Children
June 26, 1934 New York's Summer Menu's
July 06, 1939 Mutual Broadcasting Co. on Famous First Facts: Kansas--The First State to Abolish The Common Drinking Cup

Apr. 30, 1932 Our Daily Food
Apr. 26 Mrs. Doubting Thomas
Dec. 14, 1946 Doctors Then And Now
A Family Catastrophe

Subseries #8 What The Doctor Says 1932-1935

Feb. 1932-Feb. 1933 Nos. 1-52 (2 copies)
Feb. 1933-May 1933 Nos. 1-15
Feb. 1933-Feb. 1934 Nos. 1-52
Feb. 1934-Feb. 1935 Nos. 1-52
Feb. 1935-July 1935 Nos. 1-21

Subseries #9 Annual Report of the General Executive, 1923-1934

Oct. 15-17, 1923
Oct. 14-16, 1924
Oct. 14, 1925 Gen Executive Report to the Ex Comm.

Series #3 Conference of State and Provincial Health Authorities of North America: Random News and Notes, 1923-1935

Dec. 1923 No. 01
Jan. 1924-Dec. 1924 Nos. 02-09
Jan. 1925-Nov. 1925 Nos. 10-17
Jan. 1926-Nov. 1926 Nos. 18-34
Jan. 1927-Nov. 1927 Nos. 35-47
May 1927 Annual Report
Jan. 1928-Dec. 1928 Nos. 48-55
May 1929-Oct. 1929 Nos. 56-62
June 1930-Oct. 1930 Nos. 63-65
Feb. 1931-Nov. 1931 Nos. 66-70
Jan. 1932-Sept.1932 Nos. 71-75
Apr. 1933-July 1933 Nos. 76-77
Feb. 1934-Oct. 1934 Nos. 78-80
May 1935-Nov. 1935 Nos. 81-82

Series #4 White House Conference on Child Health and Protection

Notes on First Meeting of Planning Commitee, July 29, 1929
Suggestions on Organization and Procedure, July 29, 1929
Directory of Committee Personnel, July 1, 1930
Addresses given at Conference
Study for The White House Conference--The Negro In American Civilization
Pamphlets
Reprints
Letter from Herbert Hoover re. Conference
Correspondence re. Conference
Crumbine's Place Cards
Newsclippings
Chart

Series #5 Porto Rico

ACHA Report: Porto Rico-An Inquiry Into the Health, Nutritional, and Social Conditions in Porto Rico as They May Affect Children
Pamphlet: Conditions in Porto Rico From a Health, Nutritional, and Social Point of View, July, 1930
Release: Economic Conditions in Porto Rico
Notes re. Porto Rico
Porto Rico Epigrams
Passenger List
Letter, March 17, 1931
Newsclippings

Series #6 Swat the Fly Campaign

The Common House Fly
Swat the Fly
Swat the Fly-I, The New Yorker, July 17, 1948, p. 31
Swat the Fly II, The New Yorker, July 24, 1948, p. 28
Men of Medicine-Swat the Fly, The New Yorker, 1948
Correspondence re. The New Yorker articles
Pamphlet
Newsclippings

Series #7 The Common Drinking Cup

Writings
Paper Luncheon by Paper Cup and Container Institute, May 13, 1953
Correspondence
Newsclippings

Series #8 Frontier Doctor

Subseries #1 Typescripts

Title Page
Contents
Preface
Ch. 01 Wanted--
Ch. 02 At The Cowboy Capital
Ch. 03 The Frontier Bad-men
Ch. 04 Babies
Ch. 05 The Magic Circles and Mirages
Ch. 06 missing??? (9 and others also?)
Ch. 07 A Few Interesting Cases
Ch. 08 Hunting and Sports
Ch. 10 Lean Years
Ch. 11 Civic and Social Evolution
Ch. 13 In the Course of Human Events
Ch. 14 On the Frontiers of Public Health
Ch. 15 Public Health Education
Ch. 17 Beginning a Crusade
Ch. 18 Swat the Fly-Bat the Rat
Ch. 20 Research and Investigation
Ch. 22 A Flood of Laws and Incidents
Ch. 24 World War on the Kansas Prairie
Ch. 25 Fighting Venereal Disease
Ch. 26 A Boss and a Bishop
Ch. 27 Our Greatest Epidemic
Ch. 28 Are We Doing All We Can?
Ch. 29 Out of Bounds
Ch. 30 Vacation and Travel
Ch. 31 Easier Days
Miscellaneous Pages
Contents
Ch. 01 Early Days
Ch. 02 In Dodge City, The Cowboy Capitol
I Located in the Cowboy Capitol
Ch. 03 Babies and Mothers
Ch. 04 The Magic Circles and Mirages
Ch. 06 The Frontier Settles
Ch. 12 The Course of Human Events
Ch. 13 Frontier of Public Health
Ch. 15 Public Health Education
Ch. 16 Beginning a Crusade
Ch. 17 Swat the Fly-Bat the Rat
Ch. 18 Cutting Two Endless Chains
Ch. 19 Research and Investigation
Ch. 21 Laws and Incidents
Ch. 22 Families
Ch. 23 World War on the Kansas Prairies
Ch. 24 Our Fight on Venereal Disease
Ch. 25 A Boss and a Bishop
Ch. 26 Greatest Epidemic in History
Ch. 27 Are We Doing All We Can?
Ch. 28 Out of Bounds
Ch. 29 Vacation and Travel
Ch. 30 Easier Days
State Board of Health
A Few Interesting Cases
Summer School for Health Officers
An Essay--The Stomach
Water and Sewage Laws
Soddie's
Sports, Racing, Hunting
Social Evolution
The Lone Tree
In a Hot Spot
A Farmer and His Ear
Springfield Rifle Service
Community Organizations and The Cowboy Band
Medicine--Parients and Otherwise
Home Life, The Beauticians Art and a Bear
Two Boys with One Idea
Lean Years
County-Seat Flights
Transplanted
A Book and a Suspicion
Chippewa Indians
Miscellaneous Pages

Subseries #2 Reviews, Correspondence, Newsclippings

Book Reviews
Article re. Frontier Doctor: Fly Swatter Doc, Newsweek
Books Published Announcements
Order Announcements
University of California Exhibit
Writeup of Presentation to Washburn University
Correspondence re., 1948
Correspondence re., 1949, N.D.
Newsclippings
Telegrams re. Frontier Doctor

Series #9 Miscellaneous Articles, Publications, Releases, Reviews--S.J.C. and Others

The Municipality's Part in Conserving Its Greatest Asset, The American City, Feb., 1931
What Hard Times Have Done to Our Health, Rockefeller Center Weekly, Jan. 10, 1935
Longevity of the American People at a New Record, Statistical Bulletin, May 1940
Food and Drug Control Laws, Reference Handbook of the Medical Sciences
Article Inserts
To What Extent Does Milk Contribute to the Dissemination fo Communicable Diseases- A.J. Chesley, M.D. Exec. Officer, Minn. St. Board of Health
Milk Sickness--J. Rosslyn Earp, Dr. P.H.
The Child At Home--M.M. Edwards
Community Medical Care--Helen Guthrie Miller
The Birth of a Section--H.E. Kleinschmidt, M.D. APHA Nov., 9, 1948
Winning the Fight Against Tuberculosis--C.A. Lerrigo, M.D.
The True Reward, The Dipper, The Best We Can Do--Walt Mason Social Security Act--Albert McCown, M.D. Maternal and Child Health Division-U.S. Children's Bureau
ACHA--Ethel Perrin

Baby's Day
Bathing the Baby
The City's Part in Conserving Its Greatest Asset
Dressing the Baby
Feeding the Baby
Getting Ready for School
May Day-Child Health Day
Play
Runabout's Day
Runabout's Sleep
The Voices of od Children
A Week of Meals
What Mothers Should Know About Milk

May 20, 1932 Rounding Out the School Program
June 14, 1932 May Day Report
June 17, 1932 Food at Low Cost in Italian
Aug. 04, 1932 General Newspaper Release
Cover Sheet
Apr. 20, 1931 Economic Conditions in Porto Rico
Mar. 07, 1931 May Day-National Child Health Day
Mar. 20, 1931 Wasted Life

Pioneer Doctor-Lewis J. Moorman

Series #10 Addresses, Essays, Lectures

Subseries #1 Book I

A Campaign for Clean and Safe Milk
A National Cooperative Campaign For Clean and Safe Milk
Diseases of Cattle Communicable to Man Through Milk
Is Your Milk Clean and Safe
Milkborne Epidemics For the Year 1930
Milkborne Typhoid Fever
On Milk
Pasteurized Milk Reduces Baby Deaths
Questionaire Survey of Milkborne Diseases-1926
Report of Sub-Committee on Communicable Diseases Transmitted Through Milk
Survey of Small Town Milk Supplies
The New Walker-Gordon System and the Public Health
The Value of Pure Milk
Undulant Fever
Your Child Need Not Have Rickets
Findings of Milk Survey in Louisiana
Report on Milkborne Epidemic Diseases in the U.S. and Canada 1924-1931 Inc.
Means and Measures To Popularize Food and Drug Control
Epidemics From Infected Milk, Ice Cream, and Cheese in 1932
Milkborne Epidemic Diseases in the United States and Canada, 1933
A Broadened Scope for Certified Milk: Permissive Pasteurization and Other Factors
Milkborne Epidemic Diseases in the U.S. and Canada, 1934
Pioneering in Food and Drug Law Control
Address-Testimonial dinner given by Kansas Society of New York

Subseries #2 Book II

Cover and Index
A Ground Plan for National Health
America's Greatest Asset-Her Children
An Epoch-Making Day in Public Health
A Study of One Thousand Reported Cases of Tuberculosis
A United Front for Child Health
A United Front-For Child Health
Child Health
Danger of Leprosy is Now Reduced
Days
Health Has Its Dollar Value, Too
Health Progress in Wisconsin Cities
Health Service for the Vanashing Red Man
Infant Mortality in our Cities
Insecurity of Tenure
Maternal Mortality, A Deterrant Factor in Race Betterment
May Day-Time to Prepare for Vacation
Practical Application of Findings of the Survey of Cities
Public Health and Public Efficiency
Public Health and the Future of the Race
Reducing Rural Health Hazards
Reports for the Affiliated Agencies
Rural Health Hazards
The Conservation of Health and Human Life
The Kansas Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
The Lost Sixteen Thousand
The Modern Application of the Mendelian Law
A United Front for Child Health

Subseries #3 Book III

Cover and Index
Personality Sketch (S.J.Crumbine)
Trees
Landing a Fish on a Broken Line
Cutting the Endless Chain of Infection (Sanitas)
Health
The Pollution of Underground Waters
The Relation of Voluntary to Official Health Agencies
Scope and Opportunity of the Nurse to the New Public Health Movement as Related to theIndividual Family and Community
To the Stars Through Difficulties
Training Indian Women for Nursing Service
What the A.C.H.A. is Doing
Whose Loss?
The Business of Living Health Has Its Dollar Value Too (1932)
The Hospital as a Stabilizing Influence, The Dedication Address
American Child in the Present Crisis
Model Parents-A May Day Message
A New Frontier of Preventative Medicine
Seventy Years Ago- Jubilee Reunion S.O.S.

Subseries #4 Miscellaneous

All That Glistens Is Not Gold
Baby Care
The Business of Living
The Community's Needs in the Health Service of the Child
Dr. Crumbine Answers Parent's Questions
A Few Observations of Travel
A Happy Summer for the Baby
Is My Child Underweight
A Limitation-Self Imposed
May Day, Child Health Day
National Clean and Safe Milk Campaign
Play
The Problem of Free Hills
The Relation of Voluntary to Official Health Agencies
Then and Now
Lecture Notes:The Physical Development of the Child
ACHA Purpose Statement
The Story of the ACHA Beach Party,July 31, 1929
May Day Daisy
ACHA: Survey- Clean and Safe Milk
List of ACHA Collection Printed Material

Series #11 Miscellaneous Epigrams, Poetry, Quotes, Short Stories

Epigrams
Poetry
Quotes
Short Stories

Series #12 Organizations With Accompanying Documents and Newsclippings

Kansas State Board of Health
American Child Health Association
Save the Children Foundation-Exec. Committee Mtg., Feb. 23, 1939
Kansas Public Health Association, 1946-1952
Division of Public Health Relations
Emergency Child Health Committee-Suggestive County Plan For Volunteer Service
American Public Health Association
The Kansas Society of New York
National Health Council
U.S. Public Health Service
National Association of Food Officials
Daughters of the American Revolution

Series #13 University of Kansas School of Medicine

Announcement as Dean-Letter and Mtg. Minutes, Dec. 12, 1910
Talk re. School of Medicine
Correspondence
Newsclippings

Series #14 Miscellaneous Pamphlets, Reprints, Newletters, Telegrams-S.J.C. and Others

The Govenor's Trophy, 1916
Address of S.J.C. at Dedication of S.O.S. Tablet, Aug. 12, 1926
Saving Our Human Resources, 1940
Grow Old Along With Me
Reprints:
The Pollution of Underground Waters,Bulletin, Dec. 29, 1909
Politics and Public HealthThe Scientific Monthly, Vol. XXIII, pp. 123-128, Aug., 1926-James A. Tobey
What the ACHA is Doing,May, 1927
A Ground Plan for National Health,Hospital Social Service, XV, 251, 1927
Better Health of Depression Explained by Authority,Science News Letter, Oct. 1, 1932
ACHAChild Health Bulletin, Sept.-Nov., 1941
Human Relations EducationSchool and Society, Vol. 54, No. 11405, pp. 499-500,Nov. 29, 1941-Maurice A. Bigelow
The Reach of the MindReader's Digest, pp. 129-142, Feb. 1948-J.B. Rhine
The Responsibilty of the General Practitioner in the Community Child Health ProgramThe Journal Lancet, ND<

The Evolution of Railway SanitationTHe Pullman NEws, Vol. II, NO. 5, Sept., 1923
The Kansas State Board of Health Newsletter, Vol. 11, No. 3, Sept., 1943
Frontier Doctor Recalls Early Health CrusadesSomg;e Servoce News,Vol. 5, No. 9, Sept., 1948
Eugenical News, American Eugenics Society
The Govenor and the Plaque,Keystone Features, Inc.

Sept. 9. 1952

Series #15 Herbert Hoover/Theodore Roosevelt-Writings, Correspondence with S.J.C.

President's Introduction-Five Years of the ACHA-A Bird's Eye View, ACHA, 1927
Note re. White House Conference on Child Health and Protection
Notes at Exec Comm Meeting, 1925
Correspondence
Copies of Crumbine letter in Hoover Library, West Branch, Iowa
Ephemera

Correspondence

Series #16 Correspondence

Kansas State Board of Health
Re. Cheerio Radio Program
American Child Health Association
Post-American Child Health Association
Regarding Publications
Significant Correspondence
Personal
Miscellaneous Envelopes

Series #17 Photos

Sanitary Conditions (5 photos bw)

hog pens (4)
milk (1)

Case Studies (3 photos bw)

small pox (1)
monkey with polio (2)

Crumbine in office (3 photos bw)
Home on the Range (3 photos bw), (written description)

Dan Kelley (1)
Dr. Brewster Higley (1)
log cabin (1)

Boy Scouts (10 photos bw)

trash sites (5)
Boy Scout Troop (5)

Kansas St. Board of Health (1 photo bw)
Common Drinking Cup (1 glass negative)
University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS, May 7, 1952

(3 photos bw)
S.J.C. (1)
with Miss Cassandra Ritter (1)
with Dwight T. Metzler

Railway Exhibit-KS St. Board of Health "Warren"

(13 photos bw)

Dodge City, KS

postcards (20 bw, 1 color)
S.A. Burrell, March 25, 1898 (1 photo bw)

Dr. George H. Bigelow-Commissioner of Public Health,

Massachusetts (1 photo bw)

Montana State Public Health Lab, 1928 (1 photo bw)
Porto Rico [sic] (11 photos bw)

S.J.C. (1)
Milk Station Mothers (3)
Children (7)

Save the Children Federation (2 photos bw)

at University of Kansas (1)
10th Annual Conference, Jan. 14, 1942 (1)

American Child Health Association (3 photos bw)

Dr. Florence Sherbon (1)
Mrs. Walter McNab Miller (1)
group photo (1)

Dixie Cup-Paper Cup Lunchoen, Savoy-Plaza Hotel,

Feb. 19, 1953 (5 photos bw)

Personal (6 photos bw)

Wedding Photo (1)
S.J.C. with assistant and son, Warren (1)
S.J.C., Searle, Bowman (1)
at Railway Station in California (1)
Season's Greetings from J.A. Crabb (1)
Willis Jacoby, April 11, 1900 (1)

Series #18 Biographical/Personal/Ephemera

Picture
Chronology
Biographical Summaries
Medical lexicon Dictionary, 1875
Notes on Gynecology, Dodge City, 1889
The University Association Diplomas-Mr.and Mrs. Crumbine, 1898
Program of the Fourth Semi-Annual Convention-Ford Co. Christian Endeavor Union, April 23, 1899
Election as Secretary of Kansas State Board of Health, 1904
Dinner Program-First Presbyterian Church, Topeka, Feb. 6, 1907
Note written by daughter, Violet Crumbine, 1908
Announcement as guest speaker Pure Food, Oct. 11, 1910
Season's Blessing's from SJC, 1913
A Father's Tribute to His Son, American Food Journal, May 1916
Kansas Council of National Defense Certificate, 1917-1918
U.S. Public Health Service Diploma, 1918-1919
Invitation-Ring Tail and Possum Dinner, Jan. 8, 1919
Young Men's Christian Association Diploma, 1923
Resignation as Secretary of Kansas State Board of Health, 1923
The Loyal Order of What-the-Hell-Do-I-Care Health Officers of North America Diploma, 1924
Fishing License, Maine, 1926 with newsclipping
Letter Service Order, 1935
Announcement Worldwide Communion, Oct. 3, 1943
Visit to Dodge City, KS Presbyterian Informer, Vol.VII, No. 10, June 1946
Letter to Violet and Warren, Dec. 14, 1946
Autograph book presented to S.J.C. at 80th Annual Mtg, APHA, Oct. 20-24, 1952
Scrapbook
Order of the Eastern Star Card, 1953
Resolution honoring S.J.C.-KS Tuberculosis and Health Association, Oct., 1954
Newsclipping: Birthday/Wedding Anniversary
Obituary-Hartford, Connecticut Courant, July 15, 1954
KS St. Board of Health Identity Card
ACHA Namecard
Railroad Passes
Luggage Claim Card
Birthday Message
Signature
Wallet
Researchers of Crumbine Collection

Series #19 Kansas Society of New York Testimonial Dinner Scrapbook Nov. 12, 1942

Scrapbook Cover
Programs
Addresses
Correspondence
Telegrams
Invitation/Admittance Cards
Newsclippings

Series #20 Scrapbook

Common Cup
Disease
Packing Houses
Pure Food Campaign
Sanitation
Swat The Fly
Tuberculosis
General Public Health Issues
Food Labels
Cartoons
Poems
Stories
Miscellaneous Newsclippings
Common Words Newsclippings
Re. Others

Series #21 Ledgers

1886-1887 Crumbine Dorsett Store Ledger, Dodge City KS
1894 Ledger, Advertisements, Letter re. S.J.C.'s drugstore in Spearville, KS

Series #22

General Public Health Issues
Cartoons
Dodge City, KS
re. Others

Series #23 Oversized Newsclippings and Documents

The Common Drinking Cup
Swat The Fly
Sanitation
Tuberculosis
Disease
Pure Food Campaign
Railway Car
General Public Health Issues
Under the Whispering Willow
Frontier Doctor
Poetry, Epigrams
Cartoons
University of Kansas School of Medicine
Dodge City, KS
Birthday/Wedding/Anniversary
Personal
Soldier's Orphan School-Mercer, PA
re. Others
Chart-Diptheria Deaths 1890-1899
Kansas State Board of Health
National Child Health Association
National Association of Food Officials
American Child Health News, Dec. 1927-March 1932
The Conference of State and Provincial Health Authorities of North America Diploma

Series #24 Artifacts

Don't Spit on Sidewalk Brick
Common Cup Model
S.J. Crumbine Medal for Meritorious Service in Public Health, 1946

Series #25 Cincinanati College of Medicine and Surgery Artifacts, 1884-1885

Dissection Outfit