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 Acton]
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1918
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TABLE 10.—Continued.
OUTSIDE DEATHS AND PLACES OF OCCURRENCE.
City of London Asylum | 1 |
Broadmore Asylum | 1 |
London County Asylum | 1 |
Broadwood Asylum | 1 |
Darenth Asylum | 1 |
Bethnal House Asylum | 1 |
Northumberland House, Stoke Newingtcn | 1 |
Maghill Epileptic Home | 1 |
District Railway Turnham Green Station | 1 |
Metropolitan Railway, near Notting Hill Station | 1 |
One each in private houses in the following towns :—
Blackpool. Wandsworth. Ealing, Bradford. Salisbury. West Bromwich,
Southall, Hastings, Croydon, Marylebone, Merton. Chesterfield,
Falmouth, Bath, Brighton, Shoreham and Dorchester.
TABLE II.
DEATHS FROM TUBERCULOSIS 1918. | ||||
Pulmonary Tuberculosis | 87 | |||
Other form of Tuberculosis | 8 | |||
Total | 95 | |||
Males | 40 | Females | 55 | |
Pulmonary Tuberculosis—Occupations Prior to Death | ||||
Males. | Females. | |||
Clerk | 6 | Household Duties | 17 | |
Engineer | 5 | Schoolgirl | 7 | |
Labourer | 3 | Munitions | 3 | |
Schoolboy | 2 | Laundress | 3 | |
Wheelwright | 1 | Domestic Servant | 2 | |
Laundry man | 1 | Dyer | 2 | |
Engine Fitter | 1 | Dressmaker | 2 | |
C.as Fitter | 1 | Music Teacher | 1 | |
Plasterer | 1 | Waitress | 1 | |
Commissionaire | 1 | Typist | 1 | |
Surgeon Dentist | 1 | Soap Factory | 1 | |
Carman | 1 | Not any | 10 | |
Org&n Builder | 1 | |||
Reporter | 1 | |||
Hosier's Assistant | 1 | |||
Engineer's Apprentice | 1 | |||
Munitions | 1 | |||
Tram Driver | 1 | |||
Engine Cleaner ... | 1 | |||
Brush Maker | 1 | |||
Porter | 1 | |||
Not any | 2 |