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Camberwell 1925

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell.

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INDEX—Continued. PAGE
Food and Drugs Acts—Administration of 45 - 55
Adulterated Samples (other than Milk), Table 48
Condensed Milk Regulations 51
Dried Milk Regulations 51, 52
Informal Sampling 49, 50
Margarine 51
Milk and Cream Regulations 52 - 54
Milk and Separated Milk, Table 49
Sale of Food Order 54, 55
Samples Taken, Table 46, 47
Skimmed Milk 52
Summary of Legal Proceedings 55
Pried Fish Shops 43
Hospitals Available for District 14
Housing .23-29
General Conditions in the Area, Table 23
Houses Let in Lodgings 25
Improvement Scheme 26 - 29
Inhabited Houses, No. of 5
Overcrowding 24, 25
Statistics 29
Summary of Inspections 18, 19
Unhealthy Areas 26-29
Ice Cream Premises 42
Increase of Rent and Mortgage Interest (Restrictions) Act 29
Infants, Hospital Treatment for 108
Infantile Mortality 2, 6, 13
Rates of Principal Diseases, Table 10, 11
Stated Causes, Table of 12
Infant Welfare Centres 102
Return of Work 103
Influenza67
Informal Sampling 49, 50
Insanitary Areas 26 - 29
Malaria . 62
Margarine 42, 43, 51
Maternal Mortality 6, 105 - 107
Maternity and Child Welfare 101 - 109
Maternity Ward 102, 104, 105
Measles . 6, 66, 67
Meat Regulations 39 - 42
Midwives 14, 109
Milk:-
Bacteriological Examinations 38, 39
Certified Milk 36
Circular No. 185 107, 108
Dairies, Cowsheds and Milkshops Order 35
Grade "A" 36
Grade "A" Pasteurised36, 37
Grade "A" Tuberculin Tested 36
Milk and Dairies Amendment Act 34
Milk and Dairies Consolidation Act 33,34
Pasteurised 37
Special Designations Order 35, 36
Supply 32, 33
See also under Food and Drugs Inspector's Report 45-55