London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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St Giles (Camden) 1895

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Giles District]

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The removal of small-pox patients numbered 1,045
(with the esception of 119 patients returned to their homes
—not suffering from small-pox), as compared with 1,186
in 1894, 2,389 in 1893, 306 in 1892, and 64 in 1891.
Disinfection of Infected Premises.
213 rooms were disinfected after the following infectious
diseases:—
Small-pox 13
Scarlet fever 127
Diphtheria 50
Enteric fever 21

Disinfection of Bedding, Clothing, &c.

The following articles were brought to the Stone Yard and disinfected in the Washington Lyon's Steam apparatus:—

Articles.NumberArticles.NumberArticles.Number
Aprons10Curtains13Sheets477
Bags1Cushions94Shirts49
Beds and Cases304Drawers23Socks10
Blankets545Dresses99Stays15
Bolster and Cases201Dress'g Gowns6Stockings17
Boots2Guernseys3Sundries131
Bonnet1Handkerchiefs68Table Cloths7
Capes6Jackets39Towels60
Caps11Mattresses76Trousers44
Carpets129Night Dresses58Ulsters6
Chemises29Petticoats65Vallances22
Cloaks6Pillows & Cases999Vests32
Coats45Pinafores5Wrappers5
Collars and Ties.3Scarfs4
Counterpanes335Shawls57Total4,112