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Poplar 1898

Annual report of the Medical Officer of Health for the North District, comprising the Parish of St. Mary Stratford-le-Bow

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Date.No. of families in Houses.No. of Adults.No. of Children.If recently suffered from Throat illness, state illness.Result of Drain Test.Condition of W.C.Water Supply.
22243NoNegativefair.From main
30224Nodo.do.do.
Sept. 2242Nodo.Soil pan fouldo.
7132Nodo.Flushing apparatus defectivedo.
17122Nodo.Fairdo.
20255Nodo.do.do.
23122Nodo.do.do.
24243Nodo.dc.do.
27256NoDefective at w.c.Drain defectivedo.
29125NoNegativeFairdo.
29265Nodo.do.do,
Oct. 4245Nodo.do.do.
11367Nodo.do.do.
12125Nodo.do.do.
29271Nodo.do.do.
31245Nodo.do.do.
Nov. 2246Nodo.do.do.
2237NoYard gully obstructeddo.do.
14242NoNegativedo.do.
14132Nodo.do.do.
15242Nodo.do.do.
17174Nodo.do.do.
18123Nodo.Pan foul and brokendo.
19123Nodo.Pan foul and brokendo.
30247Nodo.Fairdo.
Dec. 7135Nodo.do.do.
13122NoYard gully chokeddo.do.
14123Nodo.Roof defectivedo.
15243NoNegativeFairdo.
15125Nodo.do.do.
22151Nodo.do.do.
28261Nodo.do.do.
29243Nodo.do.do.

The greatest number of deaths from any one zymotic disease was
42 from diarrhoea, with one case of infantile cholera.
Apparently the extremely trying heat wave of the summer
had little effect, for in 1897, with its much cooler
summer, the deaths number 48 all told. All the cases, however,
DIARRHÅ’A AND
CHOLERA.