The Master Problem
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It is legitimate, there- fore, to argue that a very much larger percentage of the exceedingly preponderating total who do not present themselves for registration are diseased. Again, from the statistics furnished by Dr. Le Pileur, emerge the facts that " 74 per cent of those registered were already syphilitic when examined," and also that " 34 per cent had been infected a year or more before they were regis- tered." The same authority gives it as almost axiomatic that the average prostitute is ...syphilitic at eighteen, or say one year after she begins the regular sale of her body.
This sad array of figures leads to the point of the second consideration referred to, that if it is medically established that so great a percentage of prostitutes are suffering from disease of a highly contagious nature, and that so ridiculously small a percentage of prostitutes ever came under control, the medical value of all the cumbrous machinery of segregation, regulation, and examination, is utterly and unequivocally valueless, either as a means of health protection or as a mitigant of a standing evil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is legitimate, there- fore, to argue that a very much larger percentage of the exceedingly preponderating total who do not present themselves for registration are diseased. Again, from the statistics furnished by Dr. Le Pileur, emerge the facts that " 74 per cent of those registered were already syphilitic when examined," and also that " 34 per cent had been infected a year or more before they were regis- tered." The same authority gives it as almost axiomatic that the average prostitute is ...syphilitic at eighteen, or say one year after she begins the regular sale of her body.
This sad array of figures leads to the point of the second consideration referred to, that if it is medically established that so great a percentage of prostitutes are suffering from disease of a highly contagious nature, and that so ridiculously small a percentage of prostitutes ever came under control, the medical value of all the cumbrous machinery of segregation, regulation, and examination, is utterly and unequivocally valueless, either as a means of health protection or as a mitigant of a standing evil.
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