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St Pancras 1914

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras, London, Borough of]

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At each attendance the person receives a bath, and his or her clothes are stoved.

Slept previous night atReason for Cleansing,Adults.Children.Sum Total
Males.Females.Total.St. Pancras.Ex St. Pancras.
10 to 15.5-100-5Total.10 to 15.5-100-5Total.
M.F.M.F.
PrivatePediculosis—Head181882721583441261844503
Addresses—Body612181181359190182525233
—Both538459684771119151622102016782496
Rowton—Head
Houses— Body109109109
—Both454545
Common—Head
Lodgiug—Body27611287287
Houses—Both1802132182
Salvation—Head
Army—Body
Shelter—Both111
In the open—Head
—Body21415229229
—Both6416565
Total Pediculosis
,, —Head181882721583441261844503
„ —Body605386431181859190182525858
,, —Both2456251459684771119151622102015732789
Doubtful6281611218
Scabies5387861526197171214846251
Totals855659206691032104810275919825023936904,369

In addition to the foregoing work, the following cleansings were carried out in respect of bedfellows of these:—

Vermin.St. Pancras Children.Ex-St. Pancras Children.Sum Total.
15 and over.10—15.5-10.Under 5.Total.15 and oyer.10—15.5—10.Under 5.Total.
Pediculosis—Head124215523560
—Body7182526833
„ —Both7131963962168190486
Doubtful111
Scabies—Acari1177795221629124
Totals1024561457227987132704