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Lambeth 1917

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Lambeth, Metropolitan Borough of]

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61
Summary of Work carried out by the Female Sanitary
Inspectors during 1917.

§Worksbops visited and inspected—

(a) Dressmakers26
(b) Milliners3
(c) Laundries7
(d) Tailors8
(e) Upholsterers2
(f) Dyers1
(g) Blouses23
(h) Ties4
(i) Others (e.g.), embroidery, toys, mineral waters, brushes, underclothing, overalls, munitions, &c.39
Workshops § : workshops therein measured104
Workshops§ newly discovered and registered8
* Premises visited, but not inspected, owing to the persons or patients concerned being out or, if employees, being no longer employed1645
Female Conveniences visited and inspected—
Public (visits paid)263
Private
Schools visited—
Public (visits paid)81
Private
Special places visited and inspected—
(a) Private Houses †2520
(b) Outworkers209
Outworkers and Private Houses ‡ re-inspected703
Written Intimation and Statutory Notices served73
No. of Workshops,§ etc., in which defects were found73
No. of Workshops,§ etc., in which no defects were found2852
Nuisances referred to M.O.H., for attention by male in-spectors5

* Births (830), Workshops (45), Out-workers (241), Softools (7), Tuberculosis
cases (443), and special Complaints (79).
† Births (1583), Diarrhoea cases (21), Tuberculosis cases (832). Puerperal
fever (1), Ophthalmia cases (34), and special complaints (49).
‡ Births (143), Diarrhoea cases (1), Tuberculosis cases (425), Out-workers
(7), Ophthalmia cases (120), and special Complaints (7).
§ Workshops include Work-places.