Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
The sanitary chronicles of the Parish of St. Marylebone being the annual report of the Medical Officer of Health for the year 1896
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CLERICAL WORK OF THE SANITARY DEPARTMENT, 1896.
The Shelter has been used from the day of opening,
February 20th, 1896, to the end of December twenty-seven
times. The average period of occupation was twenty-four
hours. In two cases, owing to special reasons, the occupation
was for a longer period.
The following is a detailed list of the nature and time
of the occupation of the Shelter durins 1896
PARTICULARS AS TO OCCUPATION OF THE SAINT MARYLEBONE SHELTER DURING 1896.
Date and Length of Time. | Disease for which Disinfection Operations were necessary. | Number of Persons using Shelter. |
---|---|---|
Feb. 20. 24 hours | Scarlet Fever | 2 Adults and 2 Children |
„ 28. 1 hour | Diphtheria | 2 „ and 2 „ |
March 6. 24 hours | ,, | 2 ,, ,, |
„ 24. 18 „ | Scarlet Fever | 5 „ and 1 Child |
April 21. 24 „ | Diphtheria | 2 ,, 1 „ |
May 5. 12 „ | Scarlet Fever | 2 „ 1 „ |
„ 20. 12 „ | ,, ,, | 1,, |
„ 25. 12 „ | Diphtheria | 2 „ and 2 Children |
„ 30. 24 „ | Scarlet Fever | 3 ,, 2,, |
June 4. 24 „ | 3 ,, 2 ,, | |
„ 30. 24 „ | Diphtheria | 3 ,, |
„ 30. 12 „ | Scarlet Fever | 2 ,, |
July 27. 24 „ | 2 ,, | |
,, 28. 2 „ | 2 ,, | |
„ 29. | 3 ,, and 2 Children | |
Aug. 14. 24 „ | 1 „ and 1 Child | |
„ 20. 24 „ | ,, ,, | 2 ,, |
Sept. 7. 24 „ | 3 ,, | |
„ 7. 24 „ | 2 ,, | |
„ 12. 24 „ | 2 „ and 2 Children | |
„ 26. 24 „ | 2 ,, | |
Oct. 14-16. 72 „ | Diphtheria | 1 „ and 5 Children |
,, 17 -19. 72 „ | Scarlet Fever | 2 ,, 2 ,, |
„ 22-25. 60 „ | Typhoid | 1 ,, |
„ 23. 12 „ | Scarlet Fever | 1 „ and 1 Child |
„ 24. 24 „ | 2 „ and 2 Children | |
Dec. 8-9. 48 „ | Diphtheria | 2 „ 2 ,, |
CLERICAL WORK OF THE DEPARTMENT.
The Clerical work of the department continues to
increase, this is due to the considerable responsibilities
placed upon Sanitary authorities by the Legislature, and is