Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Report of the Medical Officer of Health for the year 1902
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Milkshops. | ||
Number on register as transferred from London County Council | 134 | |
Number registered during the year | 66 | |
„ cancelled „ „ | 17 | |
„ on register at present | 183 | |
„ of inspections | 503 | |
„ of infectious cases in connection with Milkshops— | 13 | |
Small Pox | 1 | |
Scarlet Fever | 8 | |
Diphtheria | 1 | |
Measles | 1 | |
Chicken Pox | 2 | |
Premises to cleanse | 16 | |
Floors concreted | 4 | |
New measures provided | 6 | |
Drains untrapped (galley traps fixed) | 1 | |
„ choked (cleared) | 1 | |
„ abolished | 1 | |
Dung accumulation removed | 1 | |
Slaughter Houses. | ||
Number in borough | 6 | |
„ of inspections | 65 | |
Limewashed | 15 | |
Walls repaired | 1 | |
Offensive Businesses. | ||
Number in borough | 5 | |
„ of inspections | 52 | |
Limewashed | 8 | |
Bones accumulation removed | 1 | |
Contraventions of By-laws | 1 | |
Legal proceedings | 1 |
ICE CREAMS.
The London County Council (General Powers) Act, 1892,
which came into force on November 1st, 1892, provides as
follows: —