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

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Camberwell 1925

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell.

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TABLE XVII. Showing the Occupation of Males who died from Tuberculosis in 1925.

Accountant2
Baker3
Barman1
Billiard marker1
Bioscope operator1
Bookbinder1
Boot repairer2
Brass finisher2
Bricklayer1
Bricklayer's labourer1
Bus conductor1
Carman6
Carpenter4
Carpet planner1
Cat's meat man1
Chauffeur1
Chef2
Clerk Civil Service3
do. Commercial19
do. Printer's1
Coach painter2
Company Director1
Commercial Traveller2
Compositor1
Confectioner1
Decorator5
Dock labourer3
Electrician1
Engineer4
Engineer's storekeeper1
Footman1
Funeral furnisher1
Gardener1
Gas fitter1
General dealer1
Glazier1
Grainer1
Green grocer1
Hawker1
Hotel manager1
Hotel waiter2
Ironmonger's assistant1
Iron moulder1
Labourer (general)14
Meat salesman1
Motor mechanic2
Musician1
Newspaper (job hand)2
No occupation10
Optician's improver1
Packer2
Painter's labourer1
Plasterer1
Porter (fish market)2
Porter (general) –4
Portmanteau maker1
Postman2
Post Office sorter1
Printer's assistant8
Railway (shunter)1
Railway carriage cleaner2
Railway porter1
Saddler1
School children11
School master2
Stableman1
Steeplejack1
Sto er1
Stonemason's apprentice1
Tailor1
Taxi driver2
Tin washer1
Tobacconist1
Under school age4
Upholsterer1
Warehouseman2
Waste paper merchant1
Wine cooper1
Wire frame maker1
Wood sawyer1
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TABLE XVIII. Showing the Occupation of Females who died from Tuberculosis in 1925.

Barmaid1
Book folder1
Bottle washer1
Box maker2
Canvasser1
Commercial clerk3
Domestic servant4
Embroiderer1
Errand girl1
Housewife58
Librarian1
Machinist2
Multigraph operator1
No occupation13
Nurse3 1
Packer1
Perfumery dresser1
School girl7
Shop assistant4
Telephone operator1
Under school age11
Not classified7
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