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Bethnal Green 1915

Report on the sanitary condition and vital statistics during the year 1915 together with the report of the Chief Sanitary Inspector

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APPENDIX N (1). Rooms and Bedding disinfected during the Year ending 31st Dee., 1915.

Month.Scarlet Fever.Diphtheria.Tuberculosis.Scabies.Enteric and Thy phoid. Fever.Cancer.Small Pox,Try sipelas.Measles.Puerperal Fever.Verminous Premies.By Request.Anthrax.Cerebro-Spinal Fever.Chicken Pox.Lupus.Schools.Total.No. of Articles Disinfected at Station.
January4640784ll122———————1124088
February5846821—(Case returned not S.P.)2——572————1314853
March5840772——2—21—l——1202821
April39301371——2—53—5———1052979
May41251062————173—21——1072400
June552416172——2—21——4———1412225
July6939832————133——11—1392242
August10551275————126——1——__2162510
September14453102—————22—3——22183686
October8365157—————53—1———1793182
November756014——————38—1———1612542
December3754139————119—————1241813
Totals81052714873141138410039218212175335341

Rooms disinfected during 1915, 1753. Articles of Bedding destroyed, 76. Articles disinfected in Formalin Chamber, such as Boots and
fancy Materials, 3937. 18 men had a bath and clothes disinfected at Station. Wards disinfected at the Military Hospital, 11 Palliasses.
Pillows and Bolsters disinfected at the Military Hospital, 123. Army Clothing Disinfected, Coats, Trousers, Belts, Water Bottle Covers, &c .
from the R.E. (T.F.) Depot, Victoria Park Square, 1389.