London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Fulham 1923

Annual report of the Medical Officer of Health for the year 1923

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Table H.

Occupations of 76 Tuberculous Men in 1923.

2 barmen.1 gardener.
1 blindmaker.1 jeweller.
1 book-packer.9 labourers.
1 boot repairer.1 lead-caster.
1 briar pipe-maker.1 linotype operator.
1 bricklayer.1 male nurse.
1 butler.1 mechanic.
1 cab-washer.1 milkman.
1 carman.1 painter.
2 carpenters.1 pie-maker.
1 chauffeur.5 porters.
7 clerks.1 post officer sorter.
1 club attendant.2 postmen.
1 commissionaire.1 railway gateman.
1 designer.1 schoolkeeper.
1 dispenser.1 shop assistant.
1 dustman.3 shop-keepers.
1 dyer and cleaner.1 store-keeper.
1 electrical core filer.2 stage managers.
1 engineer.2 street traders.
1 factory caretaker.1 theatre attendant.
2 fishmongers.1 tram conductor.
1 fitter's mate.2 warehousemen.
3 no occupation.

Occupations of 62 Tuberculous Women in 1923.

1 barmaid.1 milliner.
2 clerks.1 paper bag packer.
7 domestics.1 printer.
2 dressmakers.3 shop assistants
1 factory forewoman.2 shorthand-typists.
1 Governess.1 tailoress.
1 housekeeper.1 waitress.
32 housewives.5 no occupation.
Children under 15.
35 boys.29 girls.