Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Report on the vital and sanitary statistics of the Parish of Lambeth during the year 1897
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Drainage Defects 31—32,71
Drowning—Deaths from 59. n6, 117
Dust Depots 92—93
Enteric Fever (see Typhoid) . 50—51
Earth Temperature 54
Enteritis . 55,58
"Equifex" Disinfecting Machine. 75—76
Erysipelas 53
Female Inspector 141, & Appendix I.
Flooding in Norwood 97
Food and Drugs—Adulteration of. ... 84—88
Housing of the Working Classes Act 71, 101—105
Houses Condemned 70—71, 101—105
Houses let in Lodgings .... 98—100, & Appendix I.
Increase of Population (Lambeth). 4,68
Infantile Diarrhoea. 25, 26,54—56
Infantile Mortality (Lambeth) 25—25, 68
(London, and Thirty-three large Towns of
England and Wales) 26
Infectious Cases removed 28
Infectious Diseases Inspection .31, 32, 69, 71
Infected Houses 31 32 66
Inhabited Houses of Lambeth, 1897 . 8,11,68
Influenza 57
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Inquests 117
Inner Districts—
Mortalities and Birth-Rates . 10—12, 16, & Appendix I.
Inspectors—Increase of Staff 141
Inspector—Female 141—142, & Appendix I.
Temporary 85
Food and Drugs 84—85
Smoke 91
Houses let in Lodgings 100, & Appendix I.
Introductory Letter 3
Lavatories 122
London (County of)—Vital Statistics, 1897 8—9
Number of Births, Deaths, Marriages, 1897 8
Birth-, Death- and Marriage-Rates, 1897 9, 12, 14, 27, 36—37
Notification Certificates received 308