Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Report on the vital and sanitary statistics of the Borough of Lambeth during the year 1903
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School Closure and Measles 65—69
Simple or Continued Fever 79—80
Sites (working class dwellings) 155—156
Slaughterhouses 171—174
„ List of 172—173
„ Infringement of Byelaws 174
Smallpox 3—4, 47—59
Details of Cases 49—55
Rowton House outbreak 49—52
Preventive Measures 49—57
Vaccination-states 47—48
Quarantining 56—57
Contacts 56—57
Smoke Nuisance and Abatement 141—145
„ Observations141—142
Special Reports 39—79
Outbreak of Measles at Lambeth Schools Appendix 39—49
Houses let in Lodgings „ 50—53
Municipal Milk Depots ,, 54—61
Health Congress at Bradford, 1903 „ 62—67
Hand Salting of Refuse „ 68—70
Byelaws of L.C.C. „ 74—79
Schools, Upper Kennington Lane „ 71—73
Stamps used 193
Staffs—
Clerical 192
Inspectorial 108—114
Female Inspector 115—122
Disinfecting 125
Mortuary Attendant 181
Underground Conveniences 190—191
Suffocation in Bed 93
Suicide and Homicide, Deaths from 93, 182, 184
Summary of Vital Statistics (Lambeth Borough), 1903 97
„ „ Sanitary Work 107
„ „ Work by Female Inspector 115—117
„ „ Death Returns Appendix 24
Summonses 108, „ 25—38
Supervision (drainage) 103—109
Syphilis 92