Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Annual report for 1904 of the Medical Officer of Health
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REPORTS PRESENTED TO THE BOROUGH COUNCIL
BY THE PUBLIC HEALTH COMMITTEE.
February 10th. The appointment of Public Analyst. Resignation of
the appointment by Dr. Louis Parkes. The distritribution
of leaflets of precautions to consumptives.
February 24th. The seizure of turkeys. The Mansion House proceedings
re condemned turkeys. The inspection of
milk supplies.
March 9th. The disinfecting station. A Metropolitan street
ambulance service.
March 23rd. Underground bakehouses.
April 27th. Combined drainage, Nos. 1 and 2, Paulton-street.
May 11th. Onslow Dwellings income and expenditure for the
year ended 31st March, 1904.
June 1st. Agreements re ancient lights in Beaufort-street.
June 15th. Compensation for quarantine in small-pox outbreaks.
June 29th. Inspection of dairies, milkshops, restaurants, and
bakehouses.
July 13th. Soheme of rents for Sir Thomas More Buildings,
rules and regulations and application form for
tenancies in Sir Thomas More Buildings.
July 27th. Cadogan and Hans Place Estate (No. 3) Ltd. The
appeal of the Great Western and Metropolitan
Dairies, Ltd. Sale of Food and Drugs Acts, 18751899;
the warranty defence. The acquisition of
the leasehold interests in 21-31, Pond-place.
September 28th. The appointment of a superintendent for Sir Thomas
More Buildings.
October 12th. The voluntary notification of phthisis. The Cadogan
and Hans Place Estate (No. 3) Ltd.
November 9th. Insurance of Sir Thomas More Buildings against fire.
The appointment of a porter for Sir Thomas More
Buildings. Underground bakehouses.
November 23rd. Detailed returns of births. The demolition of
working-class houses.
December 7th. Combined drainage at Nos. 9 and 10, Paulton-street,
and 33, Paulton-square. Modification of bye-laws
for the deposit of drainage plans. Leaflet on the
management of infants.