Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Report on the sanitary condition of the Borough of Bermondsey for the year 1902
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
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VITAL STATISTICS-
Puerperal Fever 11, 12
Population 3
Measles 12
Births 4
Tuberculosis 12- 15
Over-crowding 15, 16
Marriages 4
Deaths 4, 5
Bacteriological Laboratory 17
Infantile Mortality 5
Temporary Shelter 17
Senile Mortality 6
FACTORY AND WORKSHOP ACT,
1901—
Death Certification 6
Zymotic Diseases 6
Duties of Local Authorities (Memorandum
from Home Office) 17- 23
Small Pox 7
Inspections, etc 24, 25
Measles 7
SANITARY WORK —
Whooping Cough 7
Food and Drugs 25, 26
Scarlet Fever 8
Diphtheria 8
Food Inspection 26
Typhus Fever 8
Houses let in lodgings 27
Enteric Fever 8
Sec. 48 Public Health (London) Act,
1891 27
Simple continued Fever 8
Cowhouses and Slaughter-houses 27, 28
Diarrhoea 8
Milk Sellers 28
Tubercular Diseases 8
Wholesale dealers in Margarine 28
Phthisis 8, 9
Offensive Trades 28
Respiratory Diseases 9
Offensive Matter, Removal of 28
Alcoholism and Cirrhosis of the Liver 9
Ice Cream 28, 29
Cancer and Malignant Disease 9
Smoke Nuisances 30
Heart Diseases 9
Bakehouses 30
Suicides 9
Inhabited House Duty 30
NOTIFICATION OF INFECTIOUS
APPENDIX—
DISEASE—
Local Government Board Tables 31-33
Small Pox 9, 10
Diphtheria 10
Ages of Population 34
Membranous Croup 10, 11
Meteorology 35
Marriages 35
Erysipelas 11
Food and Drugs Act 35- 37
Scarlet Fever 11
Bakehouses, List of 38
Typhus Fever 11
Sanitary Work 39
Enteric Fever 11