20

Appendix

The original edition of this book does not contain an appendix; the material included in this appendix was moved here from the running text.

20.1

Original map of the Panama Canal zone

Original map of the Panama Canal zone
20.2

Original version of Figure 15.2

Original version of Figure 15.2
20.3

Panama Sanitary Department reports

In the original edition of the book, these examples of report forms and filed reports occur within the running text of Chapter 13. The reproductions below were prepared from the page scans of that edition.

20.3.1

Weekly malaria report for a single district

Report for the week ending 5th July 1913, for the sanitary district of Gatun. “Emp.” means employees, “N.E.” means non-employees.


Weekly malaria report for a single district
20.3.2

Weekly report by the Chief Sanitary Officer

The expression “Excused for Quarters (Excd. for Qrtrs.) means given sick leave without being sent to hospital. “S.C.” means Sick Camp.



Weekly report by the Chief Sanitary Officer

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20.3.3

Monthly Report of Sanitary Inspectors

A facsimile of a blank report form.




Monthly Report of Sanitary Inspectors

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20.3.4

Physician’s report on kitchens





Physician’s report on kitchens
20.4

Malaria statistics from various rural stations

The figures in the following tables represent hospitalized malaria cases per week, in percent of the local workforce. In the original edition, these tables appeared in the running text of Section 15.8.

Table 20.1: Malaria hospitalization rates in Juan Grande camp, 1907–1908
1907 Cases (%)   1908 Cases (%)
Jan. 5 1.13   April 4 .49
  12 1.85     11 .76
  19 1.89     18 .76
  26 13.96     25 1.04
Feb. 2 7.76   May 2 .00
  9 6.36     9 .00
  16 9.52     16 .00
  23 5.71     23 .35
March 2 6.29     30 1.04
  9 10.00   June 6 .00
  16 8.82     13 .58
  23 4.70     20 .58
  30 1.18     27 .58
April 6 2.70   July 4 .00
  13 .00     11 4.14
  20 4.50     18 1.18
  27 2.70     25 1.78
May 4 .00   Aug. 1 .00
  11 1.66     8 .55
  18 1.32     15 .00
  25 .93     22 .55
June 1 .46     29 .00
  8 1.86   Sept. 5 .00
  15 .93     12 .00
  22 2.77     19 .00
  29 3.16     26 .00
Average population 232   Average population 268
Table 20.2: Malaria hospitalization rates in Mamei camp, 1907–1908
1907 Cases (%)   1908 Cases (%)
Jan. 5 .88   Jan. 4 .00
  12 .00     11 .83
  19 1.20     18 .00
  26 1.60     25 .00
Feb. 2 6.52   Feb. 1 .83
  9 8.00     8 .00
  16 2.35     15 .00
  23 6.32     22 .00
March 2 12.86     29 .80
  9 3.70   March 7 .00
  16 9.88     14 .49
  23 5.00     21 .97
  30 6.25     28 .00
April 6 1.31   April 4 .00
  13 1.31     11 .00
  20 2.61     18 .00
  27 2.61     25 .97
May 4 1.31   May 2 .49
  11 1.51     9 .00
  18 1.02     16 .00
  25 1.51     23 .00
          30 .00
Average population 173   Average population 170
Table 20.3: Malaria hospitalization rates in Porto Bello, 1907 and 1912
1908 Cases (%)   1912 Cases (%)
March 21 13.33   March 23 1.58
  28 10.83     30 1.35
April 4 9.76   April 6 .00
  11 18.97     13 .00
  18 14.62     20 .35
  25 11.94     27 .70
May 2 5.78   May 4 1.06
  9 7.68     11 1.23
  16 9.42     18 2.16
  23 9.76     25 3.78
  30 9.10   June 1 3.51
June 6 8.04     8 1.83
  13 7.00     15 3.85
  20 9.80     22 2.64
  27 6.44     29 2.64
July 4 3.42   July 6 .81
  11 3.25     13 1.62
  18 4.43     20 1.54
  25 4.64     27 2.64
Average population 500   Average population 500
Table 20.4: Malaria hospitalization rates in Empire district, 1907 and 1912
Month Cases (%), 1907 Cases (%), 1912
January 13.75 1.98
February 16.44 1.63
March 11.95 1.78
April 6.79 .81
May 5.28 .53
June 9.49 1.80
July 12.23 1.99
Aug. 14.03 1.76
September 8.09 .93
October 4.35 .73
November 3.45 .87
December 3.22 .76
Average population 3,000 6,100