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

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Camberwell 1924

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell.

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TABLE XII. Showing the Occupation of Males who died from Tuberculosis in 1924.

Barmen2
Blacksmith1
Bookbinder1
Boot repairer4
Boot salesman1
Box maker2
Brass finisher1
Bus driver2
Cabinet makers2
Carmen3
Carpenters3
Chef1
Chemist1
Clerk Civil Service2
do. commercial17
do. printers'2
Coach trimmer1
Compositors8
Commercial travellers3
Decorators5
Dock labourers4
Draughtsman1
Electricians2
Engineers5
Engineer's storekeeper1
Gas meter tester1
Gas fitters2
Gateman (railway)1
Grainer1
Hawkers4
Iron moulder1
Jeweller's assistant1
Labourers (general)15
Messengers4
Motor mechanics4
Musician1
Music hall artists2
Newspaper (job hands)2
No occupation3
Optician's improvers2
Packers4
Photographer1
Piano repairer1
Platelayer (railway)1
Plumbers' assistants2
Police constable1
do. do. Ex2
Porter (G.P.0.)1
do. (fish market)1
do. (general)2
Postman1
Printer's assistants5
Rubber planter1
School children6
Steam crane driver1
Steward (ship's.)1
do. (club)1
Stoker1
Stone bottle maker1
Tailor1
Telephone fitter1
Tennis racket polisher1
Tram conductor1
Tyre repairer,1
Under school age11
Undertaker1
Vanguard1
Warehouseman2
Wine cooper1
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TABLE XIII. Showing the Occupation of Females who died from Tuberculosis in 1924.

Bookkeeper1
Book folder1
Bottle washer1
Charwoman1
Cinema attendant1
Collar examiner1
Commercial clerks5
Domestic servants4
Embroiderer1
Housewives and widows59
Laundry women2
Machinist1
Music teacher1
No occupation17
Nurses2
Packer1
Perfumery dresser1
School girls9
Shop assistants4
Shorthand-typists5
Tailoress1
Under school age5
Waitress2
Not classified11
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