Hygienic Conditions in Iowa Schools; a Report on Conditions in Schools of 181 Cities and Towns in Iowa (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781171685586)

"Hygienic Conditions in Iowa Schools" is a detailed report on the state of school sanitation and hygiene across 181 cities and towns in Iowa during the early 20th century. Authored by Irving King, this study provides a comprehensive overview of the physical conditions within Iowa's educational institutions. The report sheds light on critical issues such as ventilation, lighting, water supply, and waste disposal, offering a snapshot of the challenges and conditions faced by students and educators of the time.

This historical document serves as a valuable resource for understanding the evolution of public health standards in schools and offers insights into the progressive era's focus on improving the learning environment. Researchers, historians, and educators will find this report insightful for its detailed observations and historical context.

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