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 Fulham]
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Table XVII.
Occupations of 79 Tuberculous Men (new cases) in 1930.
1 Artist's Model. | 2 Labourers. |
1 Baker's roundsman. | 3 Lavatory Attendant. |
1 Bootmaker. | 3 Linesman (G.P.O.) |
1 Bricklayer. | 2 Motor drivers. |
3 Brush maker. | 2 Motor mechanics. |
2 Builders and Decorators. | 3 Painter. |
1 Bus conductor. | 3 Plasterer. |
1 Bus driver. | 3 Plumber. |
1 Butcher. | 2 Porters (flat). |
1 Cab washer. | 3 Porter (railway). |
2 Carmen. | 2 Postmen. |
13 Clerks. | 3 Printer's assistant. |
1 Coach painter. | 3 Railway foreman. |
1 Coach trimmer. | 2 Road sweepers. |
1 Contractor. | 1 Scene shifter. |
1 Craftsman (L.G.O.C.). | 3 Shop hands. |
1 Delivery porter. | 3 Shop walker. |
1 Engineer. | 1 Soldier. |
1 Fish fryer. | 3 Stone-mason. |
1 Fishmonger. | 3 Stableman. |
2 Fitters. | 2 Travellers. |
1 French polisher. | 3 Waiter. |
1 Hairdresser. | 3 Watchmaker. |
1 Hawker. | 3 Warehouseman. |
1 Insurance agent. | 3 Window dresser. |
3 Joiner. | 4 No occupation. |
Occupations of 75 Tuberculous Women (new cases) in 1930. | |
1 Bakery hand. | 4 Laundry hands. |
1 Bookbinder. | 3 Leather business. |
1 Book-folder. | 2 Machinists. |
1 Bookkeeper. | 2 Needlewomen. |
1 Box maker. | 3 Sick Nurse. |
1 Biscuit packer. | 3 Nursemaid. |
3 Charwoman. | 2 Saleswomen. |
5 Clerks. | 3 School-teacher. |
2 Cooks. | 4 Shorthand-typists. |
6 Domestics. | 1 Tailoress. |
3 Dressmaker. | 3 Telephonist. |
2 Factory hands (Osrams). | 2 Waitresses. |
"25 Housewives. | 3 Wireless valve tester. |
3 Ladies' maid. | 3 No occupations. |
Under 15 years of Age. | |
10 Boys. | 15 Girls. |