Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Fifty-fourth annual report on the health and sanitary condition of the Metropolitan Borough of Islington
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Occupation of persons attacked with Infectious Disease 170
Offensive Trades 270
Offices where women are employed 232
Outworkers' Premises 212, 230
Pauperism 249
Persons to an Acre 7
Persons living at different Ages 8
Phthisis 99
,, Notification of 151
„ Voluntary Notification of 157
Places where Food is prepared 212,227
Population—Estimated in 1909 4
„ Sex and Age Distribution 3
„ in Sub-Districts 8
„ and Density of Wards 7
Population, Inhabited Houses, Marriages, Births, and Deaths 7
Prosecutions, Summary of 304
Puerperal Septic Diseases 91
Puerperal Fever 91
„ „ Notification of 137
„ „ Fatality from 138
Pulmonary Consumption 99,151,157
Registered Lodging Houses 233
Respiratory Diseases 104
Restaurant Kitchens 212, 227
Sanitary Inspectors' Work 240
Scarlet Fever 75
„ Notification of 122
„ Fatality from 123
School Children cleansed and bathed 200
Seasonal Mortality 25
Septic Diseases 90
Shelter House 200
Slaughter Houses 262
Small Pox 66
„ Notification of 120
Smoke Nuisances 242
Street Markets 258
Streets where Infectious Disease occurred 173
Summary of Sanitary Work in fourteen Districts 244
Summary of Applications for Removal of Dust 248
Trades carried on in Houses where Infectious Disease has occurred 168
Tubercular Diseases 98-102
Typhus Fever 80, 135
Unsound Food 257
Unsound Fish 258
Vaccination 189
Venereal Diseases 107
Verminous Persons 201
Water Certificates 241
Water Supply 304
„ to Tenement Houses 239
Whooping Cough 77
Workshops and Factories, Inspection of 204
Work of Public Health Department, Summary of 326