Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Report for the year 1903 of the Medical Officer of Health
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Table IV.—Deaths at all ages, at various ages, from all
Causes, and distributed according to Wards 120
Table V.—Particulars of Milk shops, Cow sheds, Slaughter
houses, Offensive trade premises, Ice cream premises, Houses let
in Lodgings, Overcrowding, Underground rooms, &c., Certificates
under Customs and Inland Revenue Acts, Prosecutions, &c., in
1903 121, 122
Table VI.—Natural Increase of Population, and Notifiable
Zymotic Disease Rate in Hampstead: Birth rate, 7 principal
Zymotic Diseases Death Rate, and General Death Rate in
England and Wales and Hampstead, from 1875 to 1903 123
Table VII.—Number of Inhabited Houses and Persons to
each House in all Metropolitan Boroughs at Census, 1901 124
Table VIII.—Extent in Acres and number of Persons to
the Acre in all Metropolitan Boroughs at Census, 1901 125
Table IX.—Disinfection carried out during 1903 126
Table X.—Number of Complaints and Requests received
during 1903 127
Table XI.—Number of Inspections, &c., made, notices
served, letters sent, and sanitary works, &c., carried out during
1903 128, 129
Table XII.—Registered Houses arranged in Wards 130
Table XIII —Bakehouses arranged in Wards 131
Table XIV.—Restaurant Kitchens arranged in Wards 132
APPENDIX II.
Report of the Joint Sub-Committee on the Ventilation of
Sewers 134, 135