1: How New Haven Cares for Tuberculosis 2: The Role of the Private Practitioner 3: Importance of Sputum Examination 4: The Value of the X-Ray 5: Cooperation with Department of Health 6: The Public Health Nurse in the Home 7: The Patient Enroute to the Sanitorium 8: A View of the Sanatorium Buildings 9: Curing on the Porch 10: The Tuberculin Test 11: Again the X-Ray 12: The Preventorium / Play 13: The Part That Rest Plays 14: The Economic Needs of the Family 15: The Family Commissary Before Help Arrived 16: The Relief Agencies to the Rescue 17: The Part That Rest Plays 18: Teaching the Mother How and What to Buy 19: The Patient Back at Work 20: How the Financial Needs Are Met 21: After the Arrival of Relief! 22: How New Haven Does It This book was published in 1927 by the New Haven Department of Health. It took the form of a little 24-page pamphlet, intended to educate the public on the many services available to combat the contemporary epidemic of tuberculosis.< /I> This pamphlet was digitized on October 12, 1998 by Andrew Swan as part of the New Haven Health project.