2. Measures for increasing resistance to disease:
a. Parks and playgrounds.
b. Outdoor sports.
c. Physical education.
d. Raising the standards of living: housing, diet, cleanliness.
3. Individual immunity and social conditions favorable to general immunity.
VIII. Responsibility of Society for Tuberculosis
1. A symposium of representative
a. Citizens.
b. Social workers.
c. Employers.
d. Employees.
e. Physicians.
f. Nurses.
g. Educators.
h. Others.
Cash prizes of one thousand dollars each are offered: (1) for the best evidence of effective work in the prevention or relief of tuberculosis by any voluntary association since 1905; (2) for the best exhibit of a sanatorium for working classes; (3) for the best exhibit of a furnished home for the poor, designed primarily to prevent, but also to permit the cure of tuberculosis.
BOSTON FIGHTS TUBERCULOSIS WITH A COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
A-D, F, H-J, private hospitals and agencies reporting cases to the official center; E, home care; K, L, M, day camp and hospitals for incipient and advanced cases