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Kensington 1914

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Kensington Borough]

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INDEX.
Page
Adulteration of Food 35
Appendix 61
Area of the Borough 3
Baths and Washhouses 58
Births and Birth Rates 4
Births,Notificationof 5
Births and Birth Rates, Tables I. and V 63 & 67
Cancer 27
Cerebro-spinal Meningitis 17
Chapel of Rest for the Dead 59
Cleansing of Children and Verminous Persons 57
Common Lodging Houses 40
Consumption 19
Cow House 33
Cream Regulations, 1912 36
Customs and Inland Revenue Acts 42
Dairies and Milkshops 33
Deaths and Death Rates—
In Districts 7
From Principal Causes 7
From Zymotic or Principal Epidemic Diseases 7&15
Among Infants 8
Deaths and Death Rates, Tables—
1909—1914 Table I. 63
Causes of at Ages, Summary, Table III. 65
Infantile Mortality, Table IV. 66
Causes of by Sexes at ages, Table VIII. 69
In Quinquennia, 1881—1910 Table V. 67
Principal Epidemic Diseases, Deaths from, Table VI. 68
Principal Epidemic Diseases Death Rates, Table VII. 68
Diarrhoea 19
Diphtheria 15
Disinfection 56
Drainage Work 55
Dust, Removal of 55
Enteric Fever 16
Enteritis and Diarrhœa 19
Factories and Workshops 45
Food Supply 83
Food, Adulteration of 35
Furnished Rooms 40
Health Visitors 11 & 55
Home Office Tables 49-51
Home Work 46
Houses let in Lodgings 39
Houses, Number Inhabited 39
Housing (Inspection of District) Regulations, 1910 41
Housing of Working Classes 39
Ice Cream Vendors 33
Illegitimate Births 5
Infantile Mortality 8
Infectious Diseases 15.
Notification and Removal, Table II. 64
Inhabited Houses, Number of 39
Inspection, Sanitary 55
Inspectors, Work of, Summary, Table X. 76
Inquests 59