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Hanson wrote in his diary on the anniversary of his wife's death: \"El dia mas triste de mi vida el 19 diciembre 1923.\" (Translation: The saddest day of my life on December 19, 1923)."," Hanson's struggle in deciding to join the West Africa Yellow Fever Commission only a couple of years after his wife's death is shown through letters to Dr. Henry Rose Carter. \"While I am becoming somewhat reconciled to this individual existence puttering along with one specimen after another I still 'feel the call of the wild' and should like to be out fighting again.\" Hanson spent the majority of his time in Southwestern Nigeria focused on work with over 5,000 house visits in twenty-two months."," After returning to the United States in 1927, Hanson and his family moved to Florida where he accepted a position with the Bureau of Communicable Diseases, State Board of Health of Florida. He became the State Health Officer in 1929 and served two terms from 1929-1935 and 1942-1945. 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Hanson summarized his work in the Peruvian campaigns from July 1919 to May 1922 as well as mentioned the time he spent in Central America, but the bulk of the diary describes his work in southwestern Nigeria which included 5,000 house visits to inspect for containers with water and breeding mosquitoes in 22 months. Hanson stated the language barrier and climate were major difficulties. He left Nigeria on May 17, 1927 and the diary ends on July 27, 1927 when he is in England.","This file includes the draft and published articles, books, and interviews of Henry Hanson.","This is an English translation of an interview Henry Hanson gave about the danger of yellow fever spreading to Lima, Peru in 1921 and 1922. \"El Comercio,\" a newspaper in Lima, originally published this interview in Spanish.","Henry Hanson wrote this manuscript describing his experiences in Peru from 1919 to 1922. 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He became the State Health Officer in 1929 and served two terms from 1929-1935 and 1942-1945. In the intervening years, Hanson worked as the traveling representative of the Pan-American Sanitary Bureau 1936-1942."," Dr. Hanson's focus on public health issues included rodent eradication (perhaps recalling the \"burning of Paita\" when he burned houses to kill rats and thus end a bubonic plague outbreak in the Peruvian town of Pieta in 1920) and establishing statewide mosquito control efforts. After a very successful career, he retired in 1945 and moved to Jacksonville, Florida."," Dr. Henry Hanson passed away at age 76 on February 13, 1954. 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Hanson wrote in his diary on the anniversary of his wife's death: \"El dia mas triste de mi vida el 19 diciembre 1923.\" (Translation: The saddest day of my life on December 19, 1923)."," Hanson's struggle in deciding to join the West Africa Yellow Fever Commission only a couple of years after his wife's death is shown through letters to Dr. Henry Rose Carter. \"While I am becoming somewhat reconciled to this individual existence puttering along with one specimen after another I still 'feel the call of the wild' and should like to be out fighting again.\" Hanson spent the majority of his time in Southwestern Nigeria focused on work with over 5,000 house visits in twenty-two months."," After returning to the United States in 1927, Hanson and his family moved to Florida where he accepted a position with the Bureau of Communicable Diseases, State Board of Health of Florida. He became the State Health Officer in 1929 and served two terms from 1929-1935 and 1942-1945. 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Hanson summarized his work in the Peruvian campaigns from July 1919 to May 1922 as well as mentioned the time he spent in Central America, but the bulk of the diary describes his work in southwestern Nigeria which included 5,000 house visits to inspect for containers with water and breeding mosquitoes in 22 months. Hanson stated the language barrier and climate were major difficulties. He left Nigeria on May 17, 1927 and the diary ends on July 27, 1927 when he is in England.","This file includes the draft and published articles, books, and interviews of Henry Hanson.","This is an English translation of an interview Henry Hanson gave about the danger of yellow fever spreading to Lima, Peru in 1921 and 1922. \"El Comercio,\" a newspaper in Lima, originally published this interview in Spanish.","Henry Hanson wrote this manuscript describing his experiences in Peru from 1919 to 1922. 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