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Hampstead 1918

Report for the year 1918 of the Medical Officer of Health

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Occupations.

The following is an analysis of the occupations of the new cases notified as tuberculous during 1918:—

Occupation.Pulmonary Cases.Non-Pulmonary Cases.Occupation.Pulmonary Cases.Non-Pulmonary . Cases.
Accountant31Lift Hand11
Advertising Contractor1_Mail Cart Driver1—
Manufacturer2—
Aeroplane Fitter1—Market Porter1—
Army Officer2—Medical Practitioner3—
Ex-Army Officer1—Medical Student2—
Architect1—Merchant7—
Artist41Milk Carrier2—
Baker1—Motor Mechanic31
Bank Manager1—Munition Worker9—
Bookmaker1—Nurse1—
Butcher2—Odd work1—
Caretaker21Plumber1—
Carman2—Police Constable1—
Carpenter2—Radiographer1—
Cashier3—Railway employee2—
Charwoman1—Road sweeper1—
Civil Servant3—Scholar1—
Clerk192School Matron2—
Commercial Traveller2-Secretary3—
Shop Assistant4—
Company Director1—Shopkeeper and
Compositor3—Manager5—
Dentist11Sister of Charity1—
Domestic Servant185Society Entertainer1—
Draughtsman1—Soldier1—
Dressmaker11Stockbrocker1—
Dyer and Cleaner1—Student2—
E-Sailor3—Surveyor—1
Ex-Soldier283Tailor1—
Flower and Feather Buyer1_Teacher3—
Telephonist1—
Furrier2—Translator1—
Groundsman1—Upholsterer1—
Housewife447Violinist1—
Insurance Agent and Collector5-Waiter2—
Warehouseman2—
Jewellery Trade1—No Occupation2817
Journalist—1No Information4—
Laboratory Assistant1—
Leather Worker1—--
Letter Carrier2—29170