Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Annual report for the year 1918 on the sanitary condition and vital statistics of the Metropolitan Borough of Poplar, comprising the registration sub-districts of Poplar, Bromley and Bow
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TABLE B.
Workshops on Register (Male), 1918.
19 Bootmakers 2 Metal workers
2 Barge builders 1 Mineral water
3 Boat builders 1 Oar maker
1 Basket maker 1 Oil refiner
1 Bellows maker 1 Organ builder
1 Bottle maker 1 Packing maker
3 Brush making 2 Printers
2 Builders 1 Paint can cleaner
2 Cycle makers 2 Picture frame makers
4 Cork cutters 1 Painter's fitter
1 Comb maker 1 Pickle works
1 Chemical maker 2 Plumbers
3 Confectioners 2 Rope and twine maker
1 Coach builder 2 Rag sorters
1 Cardboard box maker 1 Rubber works
1 Composition works 1 Rat poisons
1 Cooperage 1 Solder works
6 Cabinet makers 1 Sack and Tarpaulin makers
1 Cigar maker 1 Sheet metal worker
1 Clay pipe maker 1 Stonemason
1 Draught board maker 7 Tailors
1 Electrical engineer 2 Tarpaulin works
1 Engineer 1 Tile and earthenware
15 Farriers 2 Tinsmiths
1 Frilling maker 3 Upholsterers
1 Glass bender 3 Undertakers
5 Harness makers 1 Varnish works
1 Keg and drum maker 1 Ventilator maker
1 Laundry 1 Vinegar works
1 Milliner 2 Wheelwrights
1 Machinery dealer 2 Wood choppers
1 Munition works 2 Wire workers
2 Motor garage works 1 Walking stick maker
1 Metal marine stores 1 Van works
2 Marine store dealers 2 Zinc workers
1 Mattress maker
As per List Table A Workshops on Register —83