Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Report on the health of the Metropolitan Borough of Battersea for the year 1921
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Sanitary Circumstances. Page
Summary Table 56
Legal Proceedings 57-60
Common Lodging Houses 60
Drainage 60
Revenue Act, 1903 61
Licensed Premises' Urinals 61
Smoke and Effluvium Nuisances 61
Van Dwellings 61
Water Supply 62
Staff 62
Rag Flock Act 63
Personal Cleansing Station 63
Disinfecting Station 64
Rats and Mice Destruction Act 64
Mortuary 66
Protection of the Food Supply.
Unsound Food 67
Butchers' Shops 67
Cow-Houses and Slaughter-Houses 68
Sale of Food and Drugs Acts 68-71
Warranty Defence 70
Analyst's Reports 72
Milk and Cream Regulations 77
Ice Cream 78
Milk Shops 78
Fish Shops 79
Restaurant Kitchens 79
Street Stalls 79
Factories, Workshops, etc. 80
Factories 80-81
Workshop 80-82
Outworkers 83-86
Bakehouses 85
Warehouses and Wharves 85
Housing.
General 87
Overcrowding 87
New Tenements 88
Repair of Unfit Houses 89
Unhealthy Areas 92
Insanitary Houses 93
Closing Orders 94
Underground Rooms 95
Increase of Rent, etc., Act 95
Statistics 96
Appendices.
Tables I. to IV 99-105
Report of Medical Officer of Health re Tuberculosis
Dispensary Scheme 106-118
Judgment, Battersea Borough Council v. Haines
and Others 119-122