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Acton 1918

[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 Asylum1
Broadmore Asylum1
London County Asylum1
Broadwood Asylum1
Darenth Asylum1
Bethnal House Asylum1
Northumberland House, Stoke Newingtcn1
Maghill Epileptic Home1
District Railway Turnham Green Station1
Metropolitan Railway, near Notting Hill Station1

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 Tuberculosis87
Other form of Tuberculosis8
Total95
Males40Females55
Pulmonary Tuberculosis—Occupations Prior to Death
Males.Females.
Clerk6Household Duties17
Engineer5Schoolgirl7
Labourer3Munitions3
Schoolboy2Laundress3
Wheelwright1Domestic Servant2
Laundry man1Dyer2
Engine Fitter1Dressmaker2
C.as Fitter1Music Teacher1
Plasterer1Waitress1
Commissionaire1Typist1
Surgeon Dentist1Soap Factory1
Carman1Not any10
Org&n Builder1
Reporter1
Hosier's Assistant1
Engineer's Apprentice1
Munitions1
Tram Driver1
Engine Cleaner ...1
Brush Maker1
Porter1
Not any2