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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Fulham 1923
Annual report of the Medical Officer of Health for the year 1923
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List of Lectures and Film Displays given by the N.C.C.V.D. Committee during 1923.
| Where held. | Date. | Subject. | Lecturer. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Women's Free Church Council | 16.1.23 | Lecture. | Miss Dugdale. |
| Fulham Palace Road School | 20.2.23 | Film. | Mrs. N. Rolfe. |
| Women's Co-operative Guild | 21.2.23 | Lecture. | Miss Dugdale. |
| Fulham Palace Road School | 27.2.23 | Film. | Mr. E. B. Turner. |
| All Saints | 5.3.23 | Lecture. | Miss Dugdale. |
| Bethel Chapel | 5.3.23 | ,, | Dr. Mary Douic. |
| Beaufort House School | 6.3.23 | Film. | Mrs. Altentop. |
| Assembly Hall, Wandsworth Bridge Road | 8.3.23 | Lecture. | Miss Dugdale. |
| Dawes Road Congregational Church | 19.3.23 | ,, | Miss Clark. |
| Beaufort House School | 17.4.23 | Film. | Mrs. N. Rolfe. |
| Wesleyan Schoolroom, Walham Green | 25.4.23 | Lecture. | Miss Dugdale. |
| Lecture Hall, Central Library | 2.5.23 | Film. | Dr. Sloan Chesser. |
| Women's Free Church Council | 22.6.23 | Lecture. | Miss Dugdale. |
| Bethel Chapel | 16.7.23 | ,, | Miss Dugdale. |
| Dawes Road Baptist Church | 17.9.23 | ,, | Miss Dugdale. |
| Assembly Hall, Wandsworth Bridge Road | 18.10.23 | Film. | Miss Dugdale. |
| Central Library | 14.11.23 | ,, | Mrs. Clayton. |
| Dawes Road Baptist Church | 19.11.23 | ,, | Miss Dugdale. |
| Lillie Road School | 28.11.23 | ,, | Dr. Mary Douie. |
| Congregational Church, Dawes Road | 10.12.23 | Lecture. | Dr. Mary Douie. |
The free treatment of venereal diseases in Fulham
is in the hands of the London County Council, and
arrangements are made whereby persons may receive
such treatment at special clinics held at certain hospitals,
those most convenient for Fulham being the
West London Hospital and St. George's Hospital.
Particulars as to days and hours of attendance can be
obtained at the Public Health Department, and notices
giving these particulars are displayed in the public
lavatories in the borough. Such treatment is entirely
free, and the greatest care is taken to ensure secrecy.
Early and efficient treatment is the only hope in these
diseases, and there is now no reason why any person
so afflicted should not avail himself or herself of these
facilities.