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 1899
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Group I. (6 cases).
7, M. Place (L. J., Aug. ioth).
7, M. Place
(A. J., Sept. 7).
Group II. (6 cases).
8, M. Hlace
(F. S„ Sept. 7).
8, M. Place
(E. S., Sept. 7).
8, M. Place (F. S., Sept. 21).
Lower Kennington Lane (J. L., Aug. 18).
5, M. Place
(A. M., Aug. 24).
59, W. Street
(M. L., Sept. 25).
59, W. Street
(H. J., Sept. 20).
59, W. Street
(M. J., Sept. 20.)
59, W. Street (S. J., Oct. 14).
4, W. Street (A. L., Oct. 14).
61, W. Street (F. P., Oct. 31).
Group III. (8 cases).
42, B. Street (J. H., Aug. 14)
42, B. Street 49, B. Street 67, B. Street 4, R. Place (?) 71, B. Street
(T. M., Sept. 7). (J. T., Aug. 31). (W.T., Aug.31). (A. H., Sept. 7). (H. F., Aug. 29).
67, B. Street (C. T., Oct, 24).
(?) 32, B. Street (E. J., Sept. 14).
The incubation period of Typhoid is two or three weeks, but in cases
like the above (i.e., direct contact cases), the incubation period appears
to t e slightly less, viz. : eight days to two weeks.
Joseph Priestley,
Meaical Officer of Health.
Nov. 13th, 1899.